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The Navy wants new tools for launching robots from torpedo tubes
The Office of Naval Research wants expendable sabots to eject from the torpedo tube alongside an underwater robot.
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US Army postpones demo plans for next-gen unmanned aircraft
Next-generation UAS development will have to wait, says the Army’s aviation development director at Combat Capabilities Development Command.
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The Black Hornet became indispensable. Now the UK is ordering more.
The reintroduction of the Black Hornet into the armed forces of the United Kingdom follows a decision to cut the nano-UAV from its inventory in 2016 and 2017 as part of an overall reduction in unmanned systems
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French Army eyes robots, change in force size as it prepares for future wars
Innovation and a sufficiently populated Army are key factors in whether France will be prepared for a high-intensity conflict, say the military’s strategic thinkers.
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Britain wants a large submarine drone, and it already has jobs lined up for the vessel
The British government has launched a competition to test a large, unmanned submarine’s ability to gather intelligence and perform other roles.
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Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
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To fight drone swarms, the Corps wants a battle drone that can kill other drones
The Corps says it is looking at drones that can kill other drones to bolster the Corps’ air defense capabilities.
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DARPA claims drone autonomy program an undeniable success
Autonomous swarms are the key to operating in denied environments
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US Army picks 2 drones to test as Shadow replacement
After a fly-off, the Army has selected two drones to proceed into a soldier evaluation phase as the service decides how it might replace its Shadow tactical UAS.
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The drone that convinced the NRO to invest more in satellites
Recently published archives give a window into drone design before modern satellite and GPS infrastructure.
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The Navy wants new tools for launching robots from torpedo tubes
The Office of Naval Research wants expendable sabots to eject from the torpedo tube alongside an underwater robot.
-
US Army postpones demo plans for next-gen unmanned aircraft
Next-generation UAS development will have to wait, says the Army’s aviation development director at Combat Capabilities Development Command.
-
The Black Hornet became indispensable. Now the UK is ordering more.
The reintroduction of the Black Hornet into the armed forces of the United Kingdom follows a decision to cut the nano-UAV from its inventory in 2016 and 2017 as part of an overall reduction in unmanned systems
-
French Army eyes robots, change in force size as it prepares for future wars
Innovation and a sufficiently populated Army are key factors in whether France will be prepared for a high-intensity conflict, say the military’s strategic thinkers.
-
Britain wants a large submarine drone, and it already has jobs lined up for the vessel
The British government has launched a competition to test a large, unmanned submarine’s ability to gather intelligence and perform other roles.
-
Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
-
To fight drone swarms, the Corps wants a battle drone that can kill other drones
The Corps says it is looking at drones that can kill other drones to bolster the Corps’ air defense capabilities.
-
DARPA claims drone autonomy program an undeniable success
Autonomous swarms are the key to operating in denied environments
-
US Army picks 2 drones to test as Shadow replacement
After a fly-off, the Army has selected two drones to proceed into a soldier evaluation phase as the service decides how it might replace its Shadow tactical UAS.
-
The drone that convinced the NRO to invest more in satellites
Recently published archives give a window into drone design before modern satellite and GPS infrastructure.
-
The Navy wants new tools for launching robots from torpedo tubes
The Office of Naval Research wants expendable sabots to eject from the torpedo tube alongside an underwater robot.
-
US Army postpones demo plans for next-gen unmanned aircraft
Next-generation UAS development will have to wait, says the Army’s aviation development director at Combat Capabilities Development Command.
-
The Black Hornet became indispensable. Now the UK is ordering more.
The reintroduction of the Black Hornet into the armed forces of the United Kingdom follows a decision to cut the nano-UAV from its inventory in 2016 and 2017 as part of an overall reduction in unmanned systems
-
French Army eyes robots, change in force size as it prepares for future wars
Innovation and a sufficiently populated Army are key factors in whether France will be prepared for a high-intensity conflict, say the military’s strategic thinkers.
-
Britain wants a large submarine drone, and it already has jobs lined up for the vessel
The British government has launched a competition to test a large, unmanned submarine’s ability to gather intelligence and perform other roles.
-
Are the Marines getting night-vision drones?
“Split Aces” payload could mean better, faster tracking of threats in the field.
-
To fight drone swarms, the Corps wants a battle drone that can kill other drones
The Corps says it is looking at drones that can kill other drones to bolster the Corps’ air defense capabilities.
-
DARPA claims drone autonomy program an undeniable success
Autonomous swarms are the key to operating in denied environments
-
US Army picks 2 drones to test as Shadow replacement
After a fly-off, the Army has selected two drones to proceed into a soldier evaluation phase as the service decides how it might replace its Shadow tactical UAS.
-
The drone that convinced the NRO to invest more in satellites
Recently published archives give a window into drone design before modern satellite and GPS infrastructure.
