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In North Korea, balloons may still be more effective than drones
Balloon propaganda between the Koreas dates back to the Korean War. Drones may not be an improvement.
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The Pentagon is asking for 3 times as many drones for 2019
A new report from the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard University found the Department of Defense is asking for three times as many drones for 2019 as it did in 2018.
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The other problem that WannaCry exposes
The WannaCry intrusion at Boeing shows serious security gaps remain as modern airplanes rely more on code.
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What new Russian weapon took out this Ukranian drone?
Last week, on the outskirts of Donbas, a Ukrainian non governmental organization encountered what appears to be a new counter-drone system from Russia.
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Broken navigation system? Put a drone on it
Autonomous military vehicles that are lost might use this emerging technology from Ford to find their way.
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Training with ‘squadrones’? It’s happening for the Marines
Adding a drone into a Marine squad is no longer just the stuff of daring candidates looking for an edge over their peers in friendly wargames.
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What kind of vehicle design can the Marines get for $50,000?
The Launch Forth platform is partnering with the United States Marine Corps to offer “design challenges” to meet logistical needs.
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Soldiers will inevitably put devices in their bodies. Then what?
The Defense Department must prepare for the massive amount of cybersecurity back-end needed to secure not just the devices a person uses, but the devices people put into their bodies.
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This robotic Humvee can take point
The Army is testing how a robotic Humvee teamed with a human-driven command-and-control vehicle can semi-autonomously engage targets.
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Ukraine is already on a second iteration of combat-ready war robots
Robot soldiers from cinematic nightmares are glistening silver automatons, with rictus skulls or towering automaton bodies. Robot soldiers in real life? Not so much.
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In North Korea, balloons may still be more effective than drones
Balloon propaganda between the Koreas dates back to the Korean War. Drones may not be an improvement.
-
The Pentagon is asking for 3 times as many drones for 2019
A new report from the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard University found the Department of Defense is asking for three times as many drones for 2019 as it did in 2018.
-
The other problem that WannaCry exposes
The WannaCry intrusion at Boeing shows serious security gaps remain as modern airplanes rely more on code.
-
What new Russian weapon took out this Ukranian drone?
Last week, on the outskirts of Donbas, a Ukrainian non governmental organization encountered what appears to be a new counter-drone system from Russia.
-
Broken navigation system? Put a drone on it
Autonomous military vehicles that are lost might use this emerging technology from Ford to find their way.
-
Training with ‘squadrones’? It’s happening for the Marines
Adding a drone into a Marine squad is no longer just the stuff of daring candidates looking for an edge over their peers in friendly wargames.
-
What kind of vehicle design can the Marines get for $50,000?
The Launch Forth platform is partnering with the United States Marine Corps to offer “design challenges” to meet logistical needs.
-
Soldiers will inevitably put devices in their bodies. Then what?
The Defense Department must prepare for the massive amount of cybersecurity back-end needed to secure not just the devices a person uses, but the devices people put into their bodies.
-
This robotic Humvee can take point
The Army is testing how a robotic Humvee teamed with a human-driven command-and-control vehicle can semi-autonomously engage targets.
-
Ukraine is already on a second iteration of combat-ready war robots
Robot soldiers from cinematic nightmares are glistening silver automatons, with rictus skulls or towering automaton bodies. Robot soldiers in real life? Not so much.
-
In North Korea, balloons may still be more effective than drones
Balloon propaganda between the Koreas dates back to the Korean War. Drones may not be an improvement.
-
The Pentagon is asking for 3 times as many drones for 2019
A new report from the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard University found the Department of Defense is asking for three times as many drones for 2019 as it did in 2018.
-
The other problem that WannaCry exposes
The WannaCry intrusion at Boeing shows serious security gaps remain as modern airplanes rely more on code.
-
What new Russian weapon took out this Ukranian drone?
Last week, on the outskirts of Donbas, a Ukrainian non governmental organization encountered what appears to be a new counter-drone system from Russia.
-
Broken navigation system? Put a drone on it
Autonomous military vehicles that are lost might use this emerging technology from Ford to find their way.
-
Training with ‘squadrones’? It’s happening for the Marines
Adding a drone into a Marine squad is no longer just the stuff of daring candidates looking for an edge over their peers in friendly wargames.
-
What kind of vehicle design can the Marines get for $50,000?
The Launch Forth platform is partnering with the United States Marine Corps to offer “design challenges” to meet logistical needs.
-
Soldiers will inevitably put devices in their bodies. Then what?
The Defense Department must prepare for the massive amount of cybersecurity back-end needed to secure not just the devices a person uses, but the devices people put into their bodies.
-
This robotic Humvee can take point
The Army is testing how a robotic Humvee teamed with a human-driven command-and-control vehicle can semi-autonomously engage targets.
-
Ukraine is already on a second iteration of combat-ready war robots
Robot soldiers from cinematic nightmares are glistening silver automatons, with rictus skulls or towering automaton bodies. Robot soldiers in real life? Not so much.
