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Failed drone strike in Syria targeted US troops
No U.S. or partnered troops were killed or injured in the attack, and the strike did not result in any equipment or structural damage.
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Textron unveils its ground robot — that can swim
The company is displaying the aquatically inclined Ripsaw M3 ground robot technology demonstrator at its booth during AUSA.
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Competition heats up for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is poised to launch a competitive prototyping effort for a tactical drone after selecting AeroVironment’s Jump 20 as an interim solution.
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Task force seeks lighter Javelin missiles, robot dogs for infantry
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force serves as lead advocate for infantry, close-combat programs.
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US Army’s much-touted robot dogs might not arrive for a decade or more
The technology, which typically costs $50,000 to $150,000 depending on the company and model, requires further development before it can head to the field.
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US, UK hold drone drill in Persian Gulf after Iran seizures
The drones sent still images of potential targets to warships and the 5th Fleet’s command center, where they were reviewed by artificial intelligence.
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‘Iron Beam’ laser may soon join Israel’s Iron Dome, Rafael says
“Do you launch a million-dollar rocket against a drone? You need something else, and we see a lot of countries looking into this.”
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Seven questions with the US Army’s counter-drone boss
Maj. Gen. Sean Gainey spoke with C4ISRNET about what it takes to protect American interests against drone warfare.
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Ukraine to target Russia’s bases of Iran-supplied explosive drones
Ukrainian forces have used Soviet anti-aircraft weapons as well as German-supplied Gepards to counter so-called suicide drones, a Ukrainian official says.
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US Army eyes new ways to evaluate autonomous vehicles
Winners from a competition will deliver the first prototypes by 2028.
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Failed drone strike in Syria targeted US troops
No U.S. or partnered troops were killed or injured in the attack, and the strike did not result in any equipment or structural damage.
-
Textron unveils its ground robot — that can swim
The company is displaying the aquatically inclined Ripsaw M3 ground robot technology demonstrator at its booth during AUSA.
-
Competition heats up for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is poised to launch a competitive prototyping effort for a tactical drone after selecting AeroVironment’s Jump 20 as an interim solution.
-
Task force seeks lighter Javelin missiles, robot dogs for infantry
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force serves as lead advocate for infantry, close-combat programs.
-
US Army’s much-touted robot dogs might not arrive for a decade or more
The technology, which typically costs $50,000 to $150,000 depending on the company and model, requires further development before it can head to the field.
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US, UK hold drone drill in Persian Gulf after Iran seizures
The drones sent still images of potential targets to warships and the 5th Fleet’s command center, where they were reviewed by artificial intelligence.
-
‘Iron Beam’ laser may soon join Israel’s Iron Dome, Rafael says
“Do you launch a million-dollar rocket against a drone? You need something else, and we see a lot of countries looking into this.”
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Seven questions with the US Army’s counter-drone boss
Maj. Gen. Sean Gainey spoke with C4ISRNET about what it takes to protect American interests against drone warfare.
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Ukraine to target Russia’s bases of Iran-supplied explosive drones
Ukrainian forces have used Soviet anti-aircraft weapons as well as German-supplied Gepards to counter so-called suicide drones, a Ukrainian official says.
-
US Army eyes new ways to evaluate autonomous vehicles
Winners from a competition will deliver the first prototypes by 2028.
-
Failed drone strike in Syria targeted US troops
No U.S. or partnered troops were killed or injured in the attack, and the strike did not result in any equipment or structural damage.
-
Textron unveils its ground robot — that can swim
The company is displaying the aquatically inclined Ripsaw M3 ground robot technology demonstrator at its booth during AUSA.
-
Competition heats up for Army’s future tactical UAS
The U.S. Army is poised to launch a competitive prototyping effort for a tactical drone after selecting AeroVironment’s Jump 20 as an interim solution.
-
Task force seeks lighter Javelin missiles, robot dogs for infantry
The Close Combat Lethality Task Force serves as lead advocate for infantry, close-combat programs.
-
US Army’s much-touted robot dogs might not arrive for a decade or more
The technology, which typically costs $50,000 to $150,000 depending on the company and model, requires further development before it can head to the field.
-
US, UK hold drone drill in Persian Gulf after Iran seizures
The drones sent still images of potential targets to warships and the 5th Fleet’s command center, where they were reviewed by artificial intelligence.
-
‘Iron Beam’ laser may soon join Israel’s Iron Dome, Rafael says
“Do you launch a million-dollar rocket against a drone? You need something else, and we see a lot of countries looking into this.”
-
Seven questions with the US Army’s counter-drone boss
Maj. Gen. Sean Gainey spoke with C4ISRNET about what it takes to protect American interests against drone warfare.
-
Ukraine to target Russia’s bases of Iran-supplied explosive drones
Ukrainian forces have used Soviet anti-aircraft weapons as well as German-supplied Gepards to counter so-called suicide drones, a Ukrainian official says.
-
US Army eyes new ways to evaluate autonomous vehicles
Winners from a competition will deliver the first prototypes by 2028.
