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Next for the Army’s Hunter drones? High-definition sensors
Northrop receives a contract modification for its MQ-5B Hunter drone.
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IARPA wants those foreign documents translated … and fast
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity awards four organizations language processing software contracts.
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Here’s how to turn an Android device into a tripwire
A new open-source app, developed in partnership with Edward Snowden, uses an Android smartphone’s sensor arrays to monitor for intruders and inform people needing to “protect their personal spaces and possessions without compromising their own privacy.”
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Russia is pushing the Army to move faster on electronic warfare
The Army believes it can accelerate the development of a key electronic warfare program, and in the process, provide a road map for how the service might improve acquisition.
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Air Force wants cyber to have impact, tools measuring how hard it can hit
The Air Force is trying to better understand the effects of cyber weapons in ways borrowing and diverging from weapons used in the kinetic world.
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General Dynamics wins Navy software-defined radio contract worth up to $208M
General Dynamics Mission Systems was awarded a contract worth as much as $198 million for continued work on the AN/USC-61 (C) Digital Modular Radio.
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How the Marines are mobilizing forces for information warfare
The Marine Corps is using wargames and exercises to game how to operationalize their new information environment commands.
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Gene editing has gone from supervillain scheme to national security concern
Gene editing was listed among several technologies identified in the recent National Security Strategy for further investment.
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The next focus for the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is beginning to take on new efforts such as counter UAS and examining technologies under longer timelines.
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The Army wants ground vehicles to know, show locations in any country, any conditions
The Army will be looking to evaluate emerging technologies related to position, navigation and timing during a demonstration in March.
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Next for the Army’s Hunter drones? High-definition sensors
Northrop receives a contract modification for its MQ-5B Hunter drone.
-
IARPA wants those foreign documents translated … and fast
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity awards four organizations language processing software contracts.
-
Here’s how to turn an Android device into a tripwire
A new open-source app, developed in partnership with Edward Snowden, uses an Android smartphone’s sensor arrays to monitor for intruders and inform people needing to “protect their personal spaces and possessions without compromising their own privacy.”
-
Russia is pushing the Army to move faster on electronic warfare
The Army believes it can accelerate the development of a key electronic warfare program, and in the process, provide a road map for how the service might improve acquisition.
-
Air Force wants cyber to have impact, tools measuring how hard it can hit
The Air Force is trying to better understand the effects of cyber weapons in ways borrowing and diverging from weapons used in the kinetic world.
-
General Dynamics wins Navy software-defined radio contract worth up to $208M
General Dynamics Mission Systems was awarded a contract worth as much as $198 million for continued work on the AN/USC-61 (C) Digital Modular Radio.
-
How the Marines are mobilizing forces for information warfare
The Marine Corps is using wargames and exercises to game how to operationalize their new information environment commands.
-
Gene editing has gone from supervillain scheme to national security concern
Gene editing was listed among several technologies identified in the recent National Security Strategy for further investment.
-
The next focus for the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is beginning to take on new efforts such as counter UAS and examining technologies under longer timelines.
-
The Army wants ground vehicles to know, show locations in any country, any conditions
The Army will be looking to evaluate emerging technologies related to position, navigation and timing during a demonstration in March.
-
Next for the Army’s Hunter drones? High-definition sensors
Northrop receives a contract modification for its MQ-5B Hunter drone.
-
IARPA wants those foreign documents translated … and fast
The Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity awards four organizations language processing software contracts.
-
Here’s how to turn an Android device into a tripwire
A new open-source app, developed in partnership with Edward Snowden, uses an Android smartphone’s sensor arrays to monitor for intruders and inform people needing to “protect their personal spaces and possessions without compromising their own privacy.”
-
Russia is pushing the Army to move faster on electronic warfare
The Army believes it can accelerate the development of a key electronic warfare program, and in the process, provide a road map for how the service might improve acquisition.
-
Air Force wants cyber to have impact, tools measuring how hard it can hit
The Air Force is trying to better understand the effects of cyber weapons in ways borrowing and diverging from weapons used in the kinetic world.
-
General Dynamics wins Navy software-defined radio contract worth up to $208M
General Dynamics Mission Systems was awarded a contract worth as much as $198 million for continued work on the AN/USC-61 (C) Digital Modular Radio.
-
How the Marines are mobilizing forces for information warfare
The Marine Corps is using wargames and exercises to game how to operationalize their new information environment commands.
-
Gene editing has gone from supervillain scheme to national security concern
Gene editing was listed among several technologies identified in the recent National Security Strategy for further investment.
-
The next focus for the Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office
The Army’s Rapid Capabilities Office is beginning to take on new efforts such as counter UAS and examining technologies under longer timelines.
-
The Army wants ground vehicles to know, show locations in any country, any conditions
The Army will be looking to evaluate emerging technologies related to position, navigation and timing during a demonstration in March.
