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One drone down and the new nuance of escalation
A 2015 wargame sought to explore how drones factor into conflict escalation, in an analysis that proves prescient today.
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US Marines to test drone-killing laser weapon
A directed-energy prototype weapon is now in the hands of Marines.
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US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
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Leonardo launches new drone ahead of Paris Air Show
The new 24-hour endurance surveillance drone extend joins the company’s Falco family of unmanned aerial vehicles.
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Did Russia spoof coastal GPS to protect Putin from drones?
Multiple spoofing incidents showed ships unusually close to airports.
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These US partners in the Asia-Pacific are to receive ScanEagle drones
The announcement marks the first time that military equipment will be transferred to Vietnam following the end of a U.S. arms embargo imposed since the communist takeover there in 1975.
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Unmanned underwater tech acquisition bubbles to the surface
BAE Systems announced the purchase of key assets of Riptide Autonomous Solutions, a provider of UUV technology and solutions.
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Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
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The next quadcopter the Air Force will order
In a May 23 announcement on the Federal Business Opportunities web site, contracting officials at Johnson Air Force Base said they plan to order a new quadcopter from Physical Sciences Inc.
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Shipbuilder lends a hand with rise of robot submarines
Huntington Ingalls Industries, the nation’s largest military shipbuilder, is helping aerospace giant Boeing build the Orca, a large unmanned submarine.
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One drone down and the new nuance of escalation
A 2015 wargame sought to explore how drones factor into conflict escalation, in an analysis that proves prescient today.
-
US Marines to test drone-killing laser weapon
A directed-energy prototype weapon is now in the hands of Marines.
-
US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
-
Leonardo launches new drone ahead of Paris Air Show
The new 24-hour endurance surveillance drone extend joins the company’s Falco family of unmanned aerial vehicles.
-
Did Russia spoof coastal GPS to protect Putin from drones?
Multiple spoofing incidents showed ships unusually close to airports.
-
These US partners in the Asia-Pacific are to receive ScanEagle drones
The announcement marks the first time that military equipment will be transferred to Vietnam following the end of a U.S. arms embargo imposed since the communist takeover there in 1975.
-
Unmanned underwater tech acquisition bubbles to the surface
BAE Systems announced the purchase of key assets of Riptide Autonomous Solutions, a provider of UUV technology and solutions.
-
Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
-
The next quadcopter the Air Force will order
In a May 23 announcement on the Federal Business Opportunities web site, contracting officials at Johnson Air Force Base said they plan to order a new quadcopter from Physical Sciences Inc.
-
Shipbuilder lends a hand with rise of robot submarines
Huntington Ingalls Industries, the nation’s largest military shipbuilder, is helping aerospace giant Boeing build the Orca, a large unmanned submarine.
-
One drone down and the new nuance of escalation
A 2015 wargame sought to explore how drones factor into conflict escalation, in an analysis that proves prescient today.
-
US Marines to test drone-killing laser weapon
A directed-energy prototype weapon is now in the hands of Marines.
-
US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
-
Leonardo launches new drone ahead of Paris Air Show
The new 24-hour endurance surveillance drone extend joins the company’s Falco family of unmanned aerial vehicles.
-
Did Russia spoof coastal GPS to protect Putin from drones?
Multiple spoofing incidents showed ships unusually close to airports.
-
These US partners in the Asia-Pacific are to receive ScanEagle drones
The announcement marks the first time that military equipment will be transferred to Vietnam following the end of a U.S. arms embargo imposed since the communist takeover there in 1975.
-
Unmanned underwater tech acquisition bubbles to the surface
BAE Systems announced the purchase of key assets of Riptide Autonomous Solutions, a provider of UUV technology and solutions.
-
Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
-
The next quadcopter the Air Force will order
In a May 23 announcement on the Federal Business Opportunities web site, contracting officials at Johnson Air Force Base said they plan to order a new quadcopter from Physical Sciences Inc.
-
Shipbuilder lends a hand with rise of robot submarines
Huntington Ingalls Industries, the nation’s largest military shipbuilder, is helping aerospace giant Boeing build the Orca, a large unmanned submarine.
