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Robotics and Autonomous Systems
September 2019
NEWS FROM DSEI: Vendors Unveil New Versions of Robotic Subs, Boats at London Show
LONDON — Makers of underwater and surface unmanned vehicles took the opportunity to reveal new versions of their robots this week at the world’s largest defense trade show. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
September 2019
NEWS FROM DSEI: Estonia’s Milrem Robotics Debuts Upgraded Ground Robot
LONDON — Milrem Robotics, a Tallinn, Estonia-based company, unveiled the newest version of its multipurpose tracked unmanned ground platform during the 2019 Defense Security Equipment International conference. -
Global Defense Market
September 2019
NEWS FROM DSEI: RAF Considering Maritime Version of Protector Drone
LONDON — The United Kingdom’s Royal Air Force is interested in a maritime version of its upcoming Protector medium altitude, long-endurance unmanned aircraft, the chief of the service said Sept. 11. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
September 2019
Defense Logistics Agency Embraces AI
The Defense Logistics Agency — which is tasked with managing the global supply chain for the armed services — is gung-ho about using artificial intelligence across its enterprise. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
August 2019
NEWS FROM AUVSI DEFENSE: Pentagon Aims to Sync Counter-Drone Efforts
By Connie LeeConcerned about the threat posed by unmanned aerial systems, the Defense Department is taking steps to synchronize its counter-drone initiatives, according to a department official. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
August 2019
Realizing the Potential of AI on the Edge
By James S.B. ChewIn the late 1970s, the outlook for the internal combustion engine was bleak. Faced with complying to both aggressive fuel economy standards and stringent emission regulations, the American driver seemed destined for a future of small, underpowered cars. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
August 2019
NEWS FROM AUVSI DEFENSE: Marine Corps to Expand Unmanned Systems Arsenal
As the Marine Corps looks to purchase new unmanned systems, it is putting a premium on capacity, said the head of the service’s Combat Development Command Aug. 20. -
Defense Department
August 2019
Pentagon Underinvesting in Artificial Intelligence
By Jon HarperIn recent years, defense officials have been banging the drum about the importance of adopting artificial intelligence to assist with everything from operating autonomous platforms to intelligence analysis to logistics and back office functions. But the Pentagon is not pumping enough money into this technology, according to one expert. -
Robotics and Autonomous Systems
August 2019
Army Assessing Marine Corps Unmanned System
A platform designed for the Marine Corps is being tested for the Army’s robotic combat vehicle initiative. -
Special Operations
August 2019
SOCOM Plans New Artificial Intelligence Strategy
By Connie LeeTAMPA, Fla. — Advancements in technology are spurring Special Operations Command to examine how it can improve its artificial intelligence capabilities on a data-driven battlefield.
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