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Are robot swarms the future of destroying sea mines?
Autonomous swarms of mine detonators could be the answer to autonomous weapons still haunting shipping lanes.
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British Army deploys in-country to fight rogue drones; aircraft now arriving, departing
Gatwick Airport closed following reports of two drones flying in and around the airfield.
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Japan seeks drones, subs, F-35 jets as part of $243 billion defense-spending plan
The long-awaited documents would see Japan spend almost $243 billion on defense over the next five fiscal years.
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China is driving use of armed drones in Mideast, says British think tank
China has won sales in the Middle East and elsewhere by offering UAVs at lower prices and without the political conditions attached by the United States.
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Replacing the Shadow is a VTOL order
Designed to operate without runways or special recovery equipment, the V-BAT wants to go almost anywhere infantry can go.
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Rafael envisions mothership for optionally manned vehicles
Israeli defense company Rafael is working to create a network of manned and unmanned armored vehicles, with one acting as a mothership to coordinate the use of their weapon systems against targets.
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Sandia Labs trains AI to spot drones in time and space
With machine learning, it’s possible for a video-processing algorithm to learn the difference between drones and birds.
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EU members seek common ground on autonomous weapons
Nations grapple with ethical and technology questions of the artificial intelligence revolution in defense.
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Army imagines automation as seamless as in a strategy game
Moving from remote control to autonomy will make a machine that can follow commands rather than directions.
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These drone swarms survived without GPS
DARPA says its new drone technology can collaborate and adapt with minimal human commands, even when its communications are challenged.
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Are robot swarms the future of destroying sea mines?
Autonomous swarms of mine detonators could be the answer to autonomous weapons still haunting shipping lanes.
-
British Army deploys in-country to fight rogue drones; aircraft now arriving, departing
Gatwick Airport closed following reports of two drones flying in and around the airfield.
-
Japan seeks drones, subs, F-35 jets as part of $243 billion defense-spending plan
The long-awaited documents would see Japan spend almost $243 billion on defense over the next five fiscal years.
-
China is driving use of armed drones in Mideast, says British think tank
China has won sales in the Middle East and elsewhere by offering UAVs at lower prices and without the political conditions attached by the United States.
-
Replacing the Shadow is a VTOL order
Designed to operate without runways or special recovery equipment, the V-BAT wants to go almost anywhere infantry can go.
-
Rafael envisions mothership for optionally manned vehicles
Israeli defense company Rafael is working to create a network of manned and unmanned armored vehicles, with one acting as a mothership to coordinate the use of their weapon systems against targets.
-
Sandia Labs trains AI to spot drones in time and space
With machine learning, it’s possible for a video-processing algorithm to learn the difference between drones and birds.
-
EU members seek common ground on autonomous weapons
Nations grapple with ethical and technology questions of the artificial intelligence revolution in defense.
-
Army imagines automation as seamless as in a strategy game
Moving from remote control to autonomy will make a machine that can follow commands rather than directions.
-
These drone swarms survived without GPS
DARPA says its new drone technology can collaborate and adapt with minimal human commands, even when its communications are challenged.
-
Are robot swarms the future of destroying sea mines?
Autonomous swarms of mine detonators could be the answer to autonomous weapons still haunting shipping lanes.
-
British Army deploys in-country to fight rogue drones; aircraft now arriving, departing
Gatwick Airport closed following reports of two drones flying in and around the airfield.
-
Japan seeks drones, subs, F-35 jets as part of $243 billion defense-spending plan
The long-awaited documents would see Japan spend almost $243 billion on defense over the next five fiscal years.
-
China is driving use of armed drones in Mideast, says British think tank
China has won sales in the Middle East and elsewhere by offering UAVs at lower prices and without the political conditions attached by the United States.
-
Replacing the Shadow is a VTOL order
Designed to operate without runways or special recovery equipment, the V-BAT wants to go almost anywhere infantry can go.
-
Rafael envisions mothership for optionally manned vehicles
Israeli defense company Rafael is working to create a network of manned and unmanned armored vehicles, with one acting as a mothership to coordinate the use of their weapon systems against targets.
-
Sandia Labs trains AI to spot drones in time and space
With machine learning, it’s possible for a video-processing algorithm to learn the difference between drones and birds.
-
EU members seek common ground on autonomous weapons
Nations grapple with ethical and technology questions of the artificial intelligence revolution in defense.
-
Army imagines automation as seamless as in a strategy game
Moving from remote control to autonomy will make a machine that can follow commands rather than directions.
-
These drone swarms survived without GPS
DARPA says its new drone technology can collaborate and adapt with minimal human commands, even when its communications are challenged.
