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US Army’s future missile defense command system nearly simultaneously defeats cruise, ballistic missile threats
Find out how the Army’s most recent IBCS live-fire test went, and see footage a Black Dagger target missile launch.
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US Army-funded research project makes inroads on scaling quantum processors
A new process for developing quantum computer chips has implications for scaling processors in the future.
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Lockheed develops electronic warfare tools with eye toward multinational interoperability
Lockheed Martin’s ground-based electronic warfare system for the U.S. Army is focused on interoperability with coalition partners.
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‘T-Minus AI’: A look at the intersection of geopolitics and autonomy
China has a national plan for it. Russia says it will determine the “ruler of the world.” The United States is investing heavily to develop it. The race is on to create, control and weaponize artificial intelligence.
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Silvus Technologies develops toughened waveform for US Army
The new waveform will undergo lab and field tests in the next year.
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Spain’s Indra gets a key role in new Eurofighter radar development
Officials in Europe have billed the radar upgrade as a key prerequisite for keeping the Eurofighter relevant for future missions and possible sales, including ongoing acquisition decisions in Finland and Switzerland.
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B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
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A human F-16 pilot will fight against AI in an upcoming contest
Eight teams will square off for the opportunity to face a human pilot under DARPA’s aerial combat program.
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Pilots try out new helmet display in F-16V flight tests
Recent flight tests of the F-16V fighter jet incorporated a new version of the pilot’s helmet that introduces a visor with optical inertial trackers and is designed to provide improved durability, accuracy and comfort for long flights.
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Two US Army projects seek to improve comms between soldiers and AI
Researchers are “attacking a similar problem from opposite ends” to improve communication between artificial intelligence and the war fighter.
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US Army’s future missile defense command system nearly simultaneously defeats cruise, ballistic missile threats
Find out how the Army’s most recent IBCS live-fire test went, and see footage a Black Dagger target missile launch.
-
US Army-funded research project makes inroads on scaling quantum processors
A new process for developing quantum computer chips has implications for scaling processors in the future.
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Lockheed develops electronic warfare tools with eye toward multinational interoperability
Lockheed Martin’s ground-based electronic warfare system for the U.S. Army is focused on interoperability with coalition partners.
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‘T-Minus AI’: A look at the intersection of geopolitics and autonomy
China has a national plan for it. Russia says it will determine the “ruler of the world.” The United States is investing heavily to develop it. The race is on to create, control and weaponize artificial intelligence.
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Silvus Technologies develops toughened waveform for US Army
The new waveform will undergo lab and field tests in the next year.
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Spain’s Indra gets a key role in new Eurofighter radar development
Officials in Europe have billed the radar upgrade as a key prerequisite for keeping the Eurofighter relevant for future missions and possible sales, including ongoing acquisition decisions in Finland and Switzerland.
-
B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
-
A human F-16 pilot will fight against AI in an upcoming contest
Eight teams will square off for the opportunity to face a human pilot under DARPA’s aerial combat program.
-
Pilots try out new helmet display in F-16V flight tests
Recent flight tests of the F-16V fighter jet incorporated a new version of the pilot’s helmet that introduces a visor with optical inertial trackers and is designed to provide improved durability, accuracy and comfort for long flights.
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Two US Army projects seek to improve comms between soldiers and AI
Researchers are “attacking a similar problem from opposite ends” to improve communication between artificial intelligence and the war fighter.
-
US Army’s future missile defense command system nearly simultaneously defeats cruise, ballistic missile threats
Find out how the Army’s most recent IBCS live-fire test went, and see footage a Black Dagger target missile launch.
-
US Army-funded research project makes inroads on scaling quantum processors
A new process for developing quantum computer chips has implications for scaling processors in the future.
-
Lockheed develops electronic warfare tools with eye toward multinational interoperability
Lockheed Martin’s ground-based electronic warfare system for the U.S. Army is focused on interoperability with coalition partners.
-
‘T-Minus AI’: A look at the intersection of geopolitics and autonomy
China has a national plan for it. Russia says it will determine the “ruler of the world.” The United States is investing heavily to develop it. The race is on to create, control and weaponize artificial intelligence.
-
Silvus Technologies develops toughened waveform for US Army
The new waveform will undergo lab and field tests in the next year.
-
Spain’s Indra gets a key role in new Eurofighter radar development
Officials in Europe have billed the radar upgrade as a key prerequisite for keeping the Eurofighter relevant for future missions and possible sales, including ongoing acquisition decisions in Finland and Switzerland.
-
B-21 bomber program survives pandemic disruptions
“All of the hard engineering is kind of behind us,” the head of the Rapid Capabilities Office said of the B-21.
-
A human F-16 pilot will fight against AI in an upcoming contest
Eight teams will square off for the opportunity to face a human pilot under DARPA’s aerial combat program.
-
Pilots try out new helmet display in F-16V flight tests
Recent flight tests of the F-16V fighter jet incorporated a new version of the pilot’s helmet that introduces a visor with optical inertial trackers and is designed to provide improved durability, accuracy and comfort for long flights.
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Two US Army projects seek to improve comms between soldiers and AI
Researchers are “attacking a similar problem from opposite ends” to improve communication between artificial intelligence and the war fighter.
