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Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
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NATO to beef up cyber capabilities
The development of NATO defensive and offensive cyber weaponry is tasked to the Western alliance’s dedicated cyber unit, which forms part of NATO’s Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe.
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Missile takedown: Historic ICBM intercept test sends strong message to North Korea
A monumental intercept test for the United States’ critical homeland defense system designed to defend against intercontinental ballistic missile threats from North Korea and Iran was a success, the Missile Defense Agency announced Tuesday shortly after the test.
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US plans first test of ICBM intercept, with North Korea on mind
The Pentagon has a variety of missile defense systems, but the one designed with a potential North Korean ICBM in mind is perhaps the most technologically challenging.
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Russia’s Putin drafts new rearmament program
Following a meeting between Putin and military leaders dedicated to drafting a rearmament agenda through 2025, the Russian leader postponed two flagship projects for the Navy.
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Simulated disaster exercise scheduled to test 3 drones
The exercise is being sponsored by Xcel Energy, the state of North Dakota, the University of North Dakota, Elbit Systems of America, General Electric, Northern Plains UAS Test Site and SkySkopes.
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Trump wants capability to track, hack and destroy drones
If these new powers do come into law, we can expect a whole new range of drone-capture kit to hit the market for law enforcement agencies.
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New Zealand test rocket makes it to space, but not orbit
New Zealand officials hope regular launches could change perceptions of the South Pacific nation and generate hundreds of millions of dollars each year in revenue.
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Boeing beats out competitors to build hypersonic space plane
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency selected Boeing to design its Experimental Spaceplane, or XS-1, a new class of hypersonic aircraft that can launch to low Earth orbit in days, rather than months or years, the agency announced.
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Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
-
NATO to beef up cyber capabilities
The development of NATO defensive and offensive cyber weaponry is tasked to the Western alliance’s dedicated cyber unit, which forms part of NATO’s Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe.
-
Missile takedown: Historic ICBM intercept test sends strong message to North Korea
A monumental intercept test for the United States’ critical homeland defense system designed to defend against intercontinental ballistic missile threats from North Korea and Iran was a success, the Missile Defense Agency announced Tuesday shortly after the test.
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US plans first test of ICBM intercept, with North Korea on mind
The Pentagon has a variety of missile defense systems, but the one designed with a potential North Korean ICBM in mind is perhaps the most technologically challenging.
-
Russia’s Putin drafts new rearmament program
Following a meeting between Putin and military leaders dedicated to drafting a rearmament agenda through 2025, the Russian leader postponed two flagship projects for the Navy.
-
Simulated disaster exercise scheduled to test 3 drones
The exercise is being sponsored by Xcel Energy, the state of North Dakota, the University of North Dakota, Elbit Systems of America, General Electric, Northern Plains UAS Test Site and SkySkopes.
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Pentagon budget maintains support for tech innovation
DIUx and SCO get nice budget boosts.
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Trump wants capability to track, hack and destroy drones
If these new powers do come into law, we can expect a whole new range of drone-capture kit to hit the market for law enforcement agencies.
-
New Zealand test rocket makes it to space, but not orbit
New Zealand officials hope regular launches could change perceptions of the South Pacific nation and generate hundreds of millions of dollars each year in revenue.
-
Boeing beats out competitors to build hypersonic space plane
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency selected Boeing to design its Experimental Spaceplane, or XS-1, a new class of hypersonic aircraft that can launch to low Earth orbit in days, rather than months or years, the agency announced.
-
Research looks to make machines a little more human
DARPA-funded researchers created a “model of human norms” that gives machines a basic sense of manners and could eventually improve how unmanned systems interact with people across all sectors, including the military.
-
NATO to beef up cyber capabilities
The development of NATO defensive and offensive cyber weaponry is tasked to the Western alliance’s dedicated cyber unit, which forms part of NATO’s Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers Europe.
-
Missile takedown: Historic ICBM intercept test sends strong message to North Korea
A monumental intercept test for the United States’ critical homeland defense system designed to defend against intercontinental ballistic missile threats from North Korea and Iran was a success, the Missile Defense Agency announced Tuesday shortly after the test.
-
US plans first test of ICBM intercept, with North Korea on mind
The Pentagon has a variety of missile defense systems, but the one designed with a potential North Korean ICBM in mind is perhaps the most technologically challenging.
-
Russia’s Putin drafts new rearmament program
Following a meeting between Putin and military leaders dedicated to drafting a rearmament agenda through 2025, the Russian leader postponed two flagship projects for the Navy.
-
Simulated disaster exercise scheduled to test 3 drones
The exercise is being sponsored by Xcel Energy, the state of North Dakota, the University of North Dakota, Elbit Systems of America, General Electric, Northern Plains UAS Test Site and SkySkopes.
-
Pentagon budget maintains support for tech innovation
DIUx and SCO get nice budget boosts.
-
Trump wants capability to track, hack and destroy drones
If these new powers do come into law, we can expect a whole new range of drone-capture kit to hit the market for law enforcement agencies.
-
New Zealand test rocket makes it to space, but not orbit
New Zealand officials hope regular launches could change perceptions of the South Pacific nation and generate hundreds of millions of dollars each year in revenue.
-
Boeing beats out competitors to build hypersonic space plane
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency selected Boeing to design its Experimental Spaceplane, or XS-1, a new class of hypersonic aircraft that can launch to low Earth orbit in days, rather than months or years, the agency announced.
