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Russia is developing a helicopter drone to destroy other drones
The biggest problem for Russian drone development is the absence of a quality, locally made engine.
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Counter-drone startup Epirus raises $70M, plans to hire 100 people
Venture-backed startup Epirus has raised $70 million to speed its counter-drone technology to market.
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Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
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European Union awards grant to forge unmanned ground vehicle standard
The deal formally kicks off a pan-European development for a new generation of battlefield ground robots.
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Artoo, take the wheel: U-2 spy plane flies for the first time with an AI co-pilot
The AI entity Artuμ controlled the U-2’s sensors and helped find enemy missile launchers during a training flight.
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South Korea accelerates deployment of unmanned systems
South Korea has announced a series of contracts to develop and deploy indigenous unmanned and robotic systems in a bid to move to smaller but smarter armed forces fitted with high-tech technologies.
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Congress hits fast-forward to field new capability to counter drones
Congress wants the new Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office to work faster for an enduring capability.
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The US Air Force wants to buy a big robot to help with bomb disposal
FLIR, which won a similar competition for the Army, thinks it is the company to beat.
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Asia-Pacific militaries bet on unmanned systems to meet regional challenges
Asia-Pacific nations are embracing the use of unmanned solutions for maritime missions, with several nations bordering the Pacific Ocean and with extensive littorals either operating or planning to acquire unmanned systems for use in the domain.
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European Union’s defense arm urges work on common counter-drone weapon
The European Defence Agency has completed its first-ever deep dive into member nations’ defense plans, recommending that the bloc invest in six capabilities, including weaponry for fending off aerial drones.
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Russia is developing a helicopter drone to destroy other drones
The biggest problem for Russian drone development is the absence of a quality, locally made engine.
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Counter-drone startup Epirus raises $70M, plans to hire 100 people
Venture-backed startup Epirus has raised $70 million to speed its counter-drone technology to market.
-
Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
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European Union awards grant to forge unmanned ground vehicle standard
The deal formally kicks off a pan-European development for a new generation of battlefield ground robots.
-
Artoo, take the wheel: U-2 spy plane flies for the first time with an AI co-pilot
The AI entity Artuμ controlled the U-2’s sensors and helped find enemy missile launchers during a training flight.
-
South Korea accelerates deployment of unmanned systems
South Korea has announced a series of contracts to develop and deploy indigenous unmanned and robotic systems in a bid to move to smaller but smarter armed forces fitted with high-tech technologies.
-
Congress hits fast-forward to field new capability to counter drones
Congress wants the new Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office to work faster for an enduring capability.
-
The US Air Force wants to buy a big robot to help with bomb disposal
FLIR, which won a similar competition for the Army, thinks it is the company to beat.
-
Asia-Pacific militaries bet on unmanned systems to meet regional challenges
Asia-Pacific nations are embracing the use of unmanned solutions for maritime missions, with several nations bordering the Pacific Ocean and with extensive littorals either operating or planning to acquire unmanned systems for use in the domain.
-
European Union’s defense arm urges work on common counter-drone weapon
The European Defence Agency has completed its first-ever deep dive into member nations’ defense plans, recommending that the bloc invest in six capabilities, including weaponry for fending off aerial drones.
-
Russia is developing a helicopter drone to destroy other drones
The biggest problem for Russian drone development is the absence of a quality, locally made engine.
-
Counter-drone startup Epirus raises $70M, plans to hire 100 people
Venture-backed startup Epirus has raised $70 million to speed its counter-drone technology to market.
-
Army partners with Clemson to create autonomous armored vehicle models
A $18 million grant from the DoD will fund a new center, The Virtual Prototyping of Ground Systems Center, at the university.
-
European Union awards grant to forge unmanned ground vehicle standard
The deal formally kicks off a pan-European development for a new generation of battlefield ground robots.
-
Artoo, take the wheel: U-2 spy plane flies for the first time with an AI co-pilot
The AI entity Artuμ controlled the U-2’s sensors and helped find enemy missile launchers during a training flight.
-
South Korea accelerates deployment of unmanned systems
South Korea has announced a series of contracts to develop and deploy indigenous unmanned and robotic systems in a bid to move to smaller but smarter armed forces fitted with high-tech technologies.
-
Congress hits fast-forward to field new capability to counter drones
Congress wants the new Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office to work faster for an enduring capability.
-
The US Air Force wants to buy a big robot to help with bomb disposal
FLIR, which won a similar competition for the Army, thinks it is the company to beat.
-
Asia-Pacific militaries bet on unmanned systems to meet regional challenges
Asia-Pacific nations are embracing the use of unmanned solutions for maritime missions, with several nations bordering the Pacific Ocean and with extensive littorals either operating or planning to acquire unmanned systems for use in the domain.
-
European Union’s defense arm urges work on common counter-drone weapon
The European Defence Agency has completed its first-ever deep dive into member nations’ defense plans, recommending that the bloc invest in six capabilities, including weaponry for fending off aerial drones.
