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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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British shell out seed funding for ‘loyal wingman’ combat drone
If the project is successful, the “Mosquito” loyal wingman platform could eventually become the first drone in British service able to target and shoot down enemy aircraft.
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Off the California coast, the US Navy tests hunting subs with an aerial drone
The Navy is testing new concepts of operations using aerial drones to hunt submarines.
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US Army taps industry for autonomous drones to resupply troops
The Army and Marine Corps are taking steps to acquire an autonomous aerial resupply capability for infantry brigade combat teams.
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Aerovironment buys Arcturus UAV in $405M deal
Aerovironment picks up Arcturus UAV, a company whose capability has caught the Army’s eye in its Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System competition.
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Iran tests suicide drones that look similar to those used in Saudi attacks
Footage showed four unmanned, triangle-shaped drones flying in a tight formation.
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Drone maker to pay $25M over military gear parts
U.S. attorney Brian Moran said cases such as this one should be seen as a warning to defense contractors that false claims have no place in military purchasing.
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New in 2021: Marines and loitering munitions ― from LAVs to infantry squads, the Corps wants more in the new year
As the Corps looks to protect its small units in far-flung places, it has had to ditch light artillery and is instead looking for “loitering munitions” both large and small.
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Saab to build underwater robots for French-British naval countermine program
The company’s vehicles are one of a number of new demining systems coming online in the two countries.
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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.
-
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?
-
British shell out seed funding for ‘loyal wingman’ combat drone
If the project is successful, the “Mosquito” loyal wingman platform could eventually become the first drone in British service able to target and shoot down enemy aircraft.
-
Off the California coast, the US Navy tests hunting subs with an aerial drone
The Navy is testing new concepts of operations using aerial drones to hunt submarines.
-
US Army taps industry for autonomous drones to resupply troops
The Army and Marine Corps are taking steps to acquire an autonomous aerial resupply capability for infantry brigade combat teams.
-
Aerovironment buys Arcturus UAV in $405M deal
Aerovironment picks up Arcturus UAV, a company whose capability has caught the Army’s eye in its Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System competition.
-
Iran tests suicide drones that look similar to those used in Saudi attacks
Footage showed four unmanned, triangle-shaped drones flying in a tight formation.
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Drone maker to pay $25M over military gear parts
U.S. attorney Brian Moran said cases such as this one should be seen as a warning to defense contractors that false claims have no place in military purchasing.
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New in 2021: Marines and loitering munitions ― from LAVs to infantry squads, the Corps wants more in the new year
As the Corps looks to protect its small units in far-flung places, it has had to ditch light artillery and is instead looking for “loitering munitions” both large and small.
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Saab to build underwater robots for French-British naval countermine program
The company’s vehicles are one of a number of new demining systems coming online in the two countries.
-
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?
-
British shell out seed funding for ‘loyal wingman’ combat drone
If the project is successful, the “Mosquito” loyal wingman platform could eventually become the first drone in British service able to target and shoot down enemy aircraft.
-
Off the California coast, the US Navy tests hunting subs with an aerial drone
The Navy is testing new concepts of operations using aerial drones to hunt submarines.
-
US Army taps industry for autonomous drones to resupply troops
The Army and Marine Corps are taking steps to acquire an autonomous aerial resupply capability for infantry brigade combat teams.
-
Aerovironment buys Arcturus UAV in $405M deal
Aerovironment picks up Arcturus UAV, a company whose capability has caught the Army’s eye in its Future Tactical Unmanned Aircraft System competition.
-
Iran tests suicide drones that look similar to those used in Saudi attacks
Footage showed four unmanned, triangle-shaped drones flying in a tight formation.
-
Drone maker to pay $25M over military gear parts
U.S. attorney Brian Moran said cases such as this one should be seen as a warning to defense contractors that false claims have no place in military purchasing.
-
New in 2021: Marines and loitering munitions ― from LAVs to infantry squads, the Corps wants more in the new year
As the Corps looks to protect its small units in far-flung places, it has had to ditch light artillery and is instead looking for “loitering munitions” both large and small.
-
Saab to build underwater robots for French-British naval countermine program
The company’s vehicles are one of a number of new demining systems coming online in the two countries.
