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Robotics and Autonomous Systems
November 2019
DUBAI AIRSHOW NEWS: United Arab Emirates Buying F-35s Not Currently Under Discussion
By Connie LeeDUBAI, United Arab Emirates — The United States is not in talks with the United Arab Emirates on a potential sale of the F-35 joint strike fighter, according to a Pentagon official. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
November 2019
U.S. Military Testing Wooden Resupply Glider
LONDON — A wooden glider designed to be launched from an aircraft to autonomously resupply troops on the ground has grabbed the attention of the Marine Corps, Army and Air Force Special Operations Command. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
November 2019
Pentagon to Modernize Bomb Disposal Technology
Worrisome threats from a resurgent Russia and provocative China have made great power competition the No. 1 topic among military officials and analysts, but it wasn’t so long ago that counterterrorism and improvised explosive devices were the buzzwords du jour in the halls of the Pentagon. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
November 2019
Company Unveils New Hybrid Autonomous Vehicle
By Connie LeeRobotic Research, a Maryland-based company, debuted a new small autonomous vehicle that can drive or fly. -
Navy News
October 2019
Navy Seeking New Technology For Unmanned Boats, Subs
The Navy is looking to bolster its fleet of unmanned surface and subsurface systems with a slew of new platforms and upgrades. -
Army News
October 2019
AUSA NEWS: Textron Pitches Ripsaw for Army’s Robotic Combat Vehicle Program
Textron Systems, alongside its subsidiary Howe & Howe, and FLIR Systems plan to submit their new Ripsaw M5 platform for the Army’s robotic combat vehicle program. -
Army News
October 2019
AUSA NEWS: Army Aims to Spend More Than $700 Million on Big Data, AI
The Army plans to invest more than $700 million over the next five years for big data, cloud computing technologies and artificial intelligence tools, the service's top official said Oct 14. -
Army News
October 2019
AUSA NEWS: AeroVironment Unveils New Version of Puma Drone
A new iteration of AeroVironment’s Puma unmanned aircraft will give the system increased range and an expanded payload capacity, company executives said Oct. 14. -
Emerging Technologies
October 2019
JUST IN: Sikorsky's Black Hawk on Track for Autonomous Flight Next Year
After months of testing, Sikorsky is on course for full autonomous flight of its S-70 Black Hawk optionally piloted vehicle next year, according to company officials. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
October 2019
Army’s AI Task Force Making Strides
Nestled alongside the Allegheny River is Pittsburgh’s famous Robotics Row — a grouping of tech companies focused on building and advancing autonomous systems. The location is also now the new home of the Army’s Artificial Intelligence Task Force.
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