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Saab heads EU industry push for a drone collision-avoidance kit
The European Detect and Avoid System is meant to ensure unmanned and manned aviation can co-exist safely in the same airspace.
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With the submarine threat on the rise, the US Navy looks to autonomous water sensor drones
The Navy is upgrading its fleet of underwater sensing drones.
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NATO’s new fleet of surveillance drones is deemed mission-ready
The fleet of “Phoenix” unmanned aircraft will be tasked with monitoring NATO’s borders.
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The drone defense dilemma: How unmanned aircraft are redrawing battle lines
Countries are scrambling to equip their forces with deployable air defense weapons to counter the rising threat from drones.
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These three companies won contracts for DARPA’s new LongShot drone
LongShot will be able to launch from a fighter or bomber and then repeatedly attack targets with its own weapons cache.
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Pentagon to field low-collateral, counter-drone interceptors in FY22
The Pentagon is looking to field a low-collateral effects interceptor as part of its counter-small unmanned aircraft systems capability.
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Marines need to trust their robots like they trust each other, commandant says
“The same way a squad leader trusts his or her Marine, they have to trust his or her machine,” Berger said.
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Israeli firm sells Harop, Rotem kamikaze drones to several Asian countries
IAI predicts a future where militaries will use multiple layers of unmanned and remotely operated systems.
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Army robots made of robots? New LEGO-like method could make it happen
The method could give tiny robots the ability to reconfigure into different shapes for various missions.
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This is my Marine Corps robot, there are many like it but this one is mine
Robots are coming to Marine units, but how can jarheads learn to trust their machine battle buddies?
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Saab heads EU industry push for a drone collision-avoidance kit
The European Detect and Avoid System is meant to ensure unmanned and manned aviation can co-exist safely in the same airspace.
-
With the submarine threat on the rise, the US Navy looks to autonomous water sensor drones
The Navy is upgrading its fleet of underwater sensing drones.
-
NATO’s new fleet of surveillance drones is deemed mission-ready
The fleet of “Phoenix” unmanned aircraft will be tasked with monitoring NATO’s borders.
-
The drone defense dilemma: How unmanned aircraft are redrawing battle lines
Countries are scrambling to equip their forces with deployable air defense weapons to counter the rising threat from drones.
-
These three companies won contracts for DARPA’s new LongShot drone
LongShot will be able to launch from a fighter or bomber and then repeatedly attack targets with its own weapons cache.
-
Pentagon to field low-collateral, counter-drone interceptors in FY22
The Pentagon is looking to field a low-collateral effects interceptor as part of its counter-small unmanned aircraft systems capability.
-
Marines need to trust their robots like they trust each other, commandant says
“The same way a squad leader trusts his or her Marine, they have to trust his or her machine,” Berger said.
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Israeli firm sells Harop, Rotem kamikaze drones to several Asian countries
IAI predicts a future where militaries will use multiple layers of unmanned and remotely operated systems.
-
Army robots made of robots? New LEGO-like method could make it happen
The method could give tiny robots the ability to reconfigure into different shapes for various missions.
-
This is my Marine Corps robot, there are many like it but this one is mine
Robots are coming to Marine units, but how can jarheads learn to trust their machine battle buddies?
-
Saab heads EU industry push for a drone collision-avoidance kit
The European Detect and Avoid System is meant to ensure unmanned and manned aviation can co-exist safely in the same airspace.
-
With the submarine threat on the rise, the US Navy looks to autonomous water sensor drones
The Navy is upgrading its fleet of underwater sensing drones.
-
NATO’s new fleet of surveillance drones is deemed mission-ready
The fleet of “Phoenix” unmanned aircraft will be tasked with monitoring NATO’s borders.
-
The drone defense dilemma: How unmanned aircraft are redrawing battle lines
Countries are scrambling to equip their forces with deployable air defense weapons to counter the rising threat from drones.
-
These three companies won contracts for DARPA’s new LongShot drone
LongShot will be able to launch from a fighter or bomber and then repeatedly attack targets with its own weapons cache.
-
Pentagon to field low-collateral, counter-drone interceptors in FY22
The Pentagon is looking to field a low-collateral effects interceptor as part of its counter-small unmanned aircraft systems capability.
-
Marines need to trust their robots like they trust each other, commandant says
“The same way a squad leader trusts his or her Marine, they have to trust his or her machine,” Berger said.
-
Israeli firm sells Harop, Rotem kamikaze drones to several Asian countries
IAI predicts a future where militaries will use multiple layers of unmanned and remotely operated systems.
-
Army robots made of robots? New LEGO-like method could make it happen
The method could give tiny robots the ability to reconfigure into different shapes for various missions.
-
This is my Marine Corps robot, there are many like it but this one is mine
Robots are coming to Marine units, but how can jarheads learn to trust their machine battle buddies?
