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Turkey to use cargo drones for logistics, with production to begin in 2021
The drone can reportedly carry 50 kilograms and is meant to provide logistic support for troops in combat zones, especially mountainous areas.
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Turkey to launch its first armed unmanned surface vessel
ULAQ’s manufacturers say it was built from advanced composites, has a 400-kilometer range and can travel up to 65 kph.
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Estonian robotics company makes inroads with European armies
Estonian robotics firm Milrem has signed up Italy as the latest country considering the THeMIS ground vehicle for its armed forces, the company said.
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Here’s how the Pentagon will test industry’s counter-drone tech for an enduring capability
The Army is moving forward to find an enduring collection of tools to defeat small unmanned systems that can be used across the services.
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US approves armed MQ-9B drones purchase by Taiwan
After the announcement, China vowed that it will make a “proper and necessary response” if the U.S. proceeds with the sale.
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The Pentagon is building a school to teach the force how to defeat drones
The Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office is spearheading an effort to get after the training side of countering drone threats, which includes the establishment of a school at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
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As the Navy develops an unmanned campaign plan, its focus is on commonalities
The U.S. Navy is developing a new campaign plan to drive investment in its unmanned portfolio.
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Rafael pitches naval capabilities to counter ‘asymmetric power projection’
The Israeli company is making its pitch to navies during the European maritime trade show, which is being held virtually this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Textron Systems, Shield AI team up on unmanned project
But this is not the first collaboration with a traditional defense firm for Shield AI, which is one of a number of of tech companies aiming to break into the Pentagon market.
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Army engineers use 1950s breaching tech; robots might solve the problem
To get soldiers out of one of the most dangerous battlefield situations, the Army is looking for better ways to detect and neutralize mines or obstacles, and let robots to do the job.
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Turkey to use cargo drones for logistics, with production to begin in 2021
The drone can reportedly carry 50 kilograms and is meant to provide logistic support for troops in combat zones, especially mountainous areas.
-
Turkey to launch its first armed unmanned surface vessel
ULAQ’s manufacturers say it was built from advanced composites, has a 400-kilometer range and can travel up to 65 kph.
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Estonian robotics company makes inroads with European armies
Estonian robotics firm Milrem has signed up Italy as the latest country considering the THeMIS ground vehicle for its armed forces, the company said.
-
Here’s how the Pentagon will test industry’s counter-drone tech for an enduring capability
The Army is moving forward to find an enduring collection of tools to defeat small unmanned systems that can be used across the services.
-
US approves armed MQ-9B drones purchase by Taiwan
After the announcement, China vowed that it will make a “proper and necessary response” if the U.S. proceeds with the sale.
-
The Pentagon is building a school to teach the force how to defeat drones
The Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office is spearheading an effort to get after the training side of countering drone threats, which includes the establishment of a school at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
-
As the Navy develops an unmanned campaign plan, its focus is on commonalities
The U.S. Navy is developing a new campaign plan to drive investment in its unmanned portfolio.
-
Rafael pitches naval capabilities to counter ‘asymmetric power projection’
The Israeli company is making its pitch to navies during the European maritime trade show, which is being held virtually this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Textron Systems, Shield AI team up on unmanned project
But this is not the first collaboration with a traditional defense firm for Shield AI, which is one of a number of of tech companies aiming to break into the Pentagon market.
-
Army engineers use 1950s breaching tech; robots might solve the problem
To get soldiers out of one of the most dangerous battlefield situations, the Army is looking for better ways to detect and neutralize mines or obstacles, and let robots to do the job.
-
Turkey to use cargo drones for logistics, with production to begin in 2021
The drone can reportedly carry 50 kilograms and is meant to provide logistic support for troops in combat zones, especially mountainous areas.
-
Turkey to launch its first armed unmanned surface vessel
ULAQ’s manufacturers say it was built from advanced composites, has a 400-kilometer range and can travel up to 65 kph.
-
Estonian robotics company makes inroads with European armies
Estonian robotics firm Milrem has signed up Italy as the latest country considering the THeMIS ground vehicle for its armed forces, the company said.
-
Here’s how the Pentagon will test industry’s counter-drone tech for an enduring capability
The Army is moving forward to find an enduring collection of tools to defeat small unmanned systems that can be used across the services.
-
US approves armed MQ-9B drones purchase by Taiwan
After the announcement, China vowed that it will make a “proper and necessary response” if the U.S. proceeds with the sale.
-
The Pentagon is building a school to teach the force how to defeat drones
The Joint Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems Office is spearheading an effort to get after the training side of countering drone threats, which includes the establishment of a school at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
-
As the Navy develops an unmanned campaign plan, its focus is on commonalities
The U.S. Navy is developing a new campaign plan to drive investment in its unmanned portfolio.
-
Rafael pitches naval capabilities to counter ‘asymmetric power projection’
The Israeli company is making its pitch to navies during the European maritime trade show, which is being held virtually this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Textron Systems, Shield AI team up on unmanned project
But this is not the first collaboration with a traditional defense firm for Shield AI, which is one of a number of of tech companies aiming to break into the Pentagon market.
-
Army engineers use 1950s breaching tech; robots might solve the problem
To get soldiers out of one of the most dangerous battlefield situations, the Army is looking for better ways to detect and neutralize mines or obstacles, and let robots to do the job.
