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Ever heard of ‘deep fake’ technology? The phony audio and video tech could be used to blackmail US troops
The ability to distort the truth is expected to reach new heights with the development of so-called “deep fake” technology: manufactured audio recordings and video footage that could fool even digital forensic experts.
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The Army wants to build a better signals intelligence force
The Army is moving forward with integrating SIGINT, EW and cyber.
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The Army is one step closer to fielding a next-generation weapon sight
The system is expected to be fielded to infantry and special operations forces in fiscal year 2019.
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Russia announces its first drones equipped with LIDAR
With the new announcement of LIDAR for drones, Russia reveals both an enhanced battlefield capability and a potential mystery in its supply chain.
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3 thoughts on hypersonic weapons from the Pentagon’s technology chief
The U.S., Russia and China are all pursuing hypersonic weapons. Here are some factors to keep in mind.
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Is the ‘Google Translate’ of sensor systems coming?
Lockheed recently concluded a series of flight tests with DARPA on an experimental program for stitching together systems.
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NGA offers $15,000 in prizes for imagery technology
The Rapid Image Colorization challenge is seeking an algorithm to colorize panchromatic images.
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The Navy wants the weather to predict sensor interruptions
The rise of interconnected sensors means atmospheric sciences becomes more important to the Navy.
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L3 acquires two information security firms with eye toward multiple markets
The multimillion-dollar deal could help L3 deliver capabilities the company believes are integral to a range of ISR and classified missions.
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To update key databases, NGA looks at $1.5B in contracts
JANUS updates and maintains geospatial databases which can be accessed by NGA’s data partners including the intelligence community and military.
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Ever heard of ‘deep fake’ technology? The phony audio and video tech could be used to blackmail US troops
The ability to distort the truth is expected to reach new heights with the development of so-called “deep fake” technology: manufactured audio recordings and video footage that could fool even digital forensic experts.
-
The Army wants to build a better signals intelligence force
The Army is moving forward with integrating SIGINT, EW and cyber.
-
The Army is one step closer to fielding a next-generation weapon sight
The system is expected to be fielded to infantry and special operations forces in fiscal year 2019.
-
Russia announces its first drones equipped with LIDAR
With the new announcement of LIDAR for drones, Russia reveals both an enhanced battlefield capability and a potential mystery in its supply chain.
-
3 thoughts on hypersonic weapons from the Pentagon’s technology chief
The U.S., Russia and China are all pursuing hypersonic weapons. Here are some factors to keep in mind.
-
Is the ‘Google Translate’ of sensor systems coming?
Lockheed recently concluded a series of flight tests with DARPA on an experimental program for stitching together systems.
-
NGA offers $15,000 in prizes for imagery technology
The Rapid Image Colorization challenge is seeking an algorithm to colorize panchromatic images.
-
The Navy wants the weather to predict sensor interruptions
The rise of interconnected sensors means atmospheric sciences becomes more important to the Navy.
-
L3 acquires two information security firms with eye toward multiple markets
The multimillion-dollar deal could help L3 deliver capabilities the company believes are integral to a range of ISR and classified missions.
-
To update key databases, NGA looks at $1.5B in contracts
JANUS updates and maintains geospatial databases which can be accessed by NGA’s data partners including the intelligence community and military.
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Ever heard of ‘deep fake’ technology? The phony audio and video tech could be used to blackmail US troops
The ability to distort the truth is expected to reach new heights with the development of so-called “deep fake” technology: manufactured audio recordings and video footage that could fool even digital forensic experts.
-
The Army wants to build a better signals intelligence force
The Army is moving forward with integrating SIGINT, EW and cyber.
-
The Army is one step closer to fielding a next-generation weapon sight
The system is expected to be fielded to infantry and special operations forces in fiscal year 2019.
-
Russia announces its first drones equipped with LIDAR
With the new announcement of LIDAR for drones, Russia reveals both an enhanced battlefield capability and a potential mystery in its supply chain.
-
3 thoughts on hypersonic weapons from the Pentagon’s technology chief
The U.S., Russia and China are all pursuing hypersonic weapons. Here are some factors to keep in mind.
-
Is the ‘Google Translate’ of sensor systems coming?
Lockheed recently concluded a series of flight tests with DARPA on an experimental program for stitching together systems.
-
NGA offers $15,000 in prizes for imagery technology
The Rapid Image Colorization challenge is seeking an algorithm to colorize panchromatic images.
-
The Navy wants the weather to predict sensor interruptions
The rise of interconnected sensors means atmospheric sciences becomes more important to the Navy.
-
L3 acquires two information security firms with eye toward multiple markets
The multimillion-dollar deal could help L3 deliver capabilities the company believes are integral to a range of ISR and classified missions.
-
To update key databases, NGA looks at $1.5B in contracts
JANUS updates and maintains geospatial databases which can be accessed by NGA’s data partners including the intelligence community and military.
