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New Weapon to Fight Mass-Shootings at Schools?

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Following the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, and mainly the weak response by police who didn't move in to kill...
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Raytheon US to Produce More Stingers for Ukraine

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American company Raytheon Missiles & Defense was awarded a $624 million U.S. Army contract to produce 1,300 Stinger surface-to-air missiles under the Ukraine Supplemental...
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High School Selects AI Gun Detection for Pilot Program

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On November 30th, a 15-year-old student shot 11 people at Michigan’s Oxford High School, killing four students. To reduce the possibility of mass shootings...
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The Future of GPS Dependency

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Our total dependence on GPS in our daily lives is troublesome. Most, if not all, of military, financial, and commercial systems completely rely on...
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New Touch-Free Airport Security Screening Systems

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Over 300 of Analogic Corporation’s ConneCT computed tomography (CT) screening systems will be installed at airport security checkpoints across the United States. Greater Rochester...
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New App to Provide Visual Localization to USAF

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In March 2022, Skyline Nav AI secured a $750k contract from the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to provide GPS-independent localization capability for...
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The Future of Autonomous Weapons

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For many years, the U.S. Army has been monitoring issues raised by autonomous weapons to assure that military doctrine remains enforced. Thus, weapons developers...
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AI for Military Uses – Unexpected News

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A US think tank evaluates that the civil-military divide over the potential use of artificial intelligence (AI) is not as wide as one might...

New Tech to Improve Mullti-Domain Warfare Capabilities

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Virtual, also known as synthetic training, provides flexibility. US Marines will soon be able to participate in joint simulated training exercises thanks to new...
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Low-Cost Systems are Expected to Revolutionize Anti-Drone Market

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Unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) threats have become a challenge to law enforcement, military and commercial organizations alike. As a majority of the UAVs cannot...
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Multiple Sensor Combinations in Defense Systems Depend on Statistics

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Accurate processing of covariance information related to environmental variations and sensor noise is paramount to the performance of statistics-based estimators and is the key...
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Cyber Arena in Eastern Europe – Organized Vs. Vigilante Efforts

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The U.S. military said it dispatched a cyber team to Lithuania to expose malign activity and strengthen the country’s networks amid mounting Russian aggression...
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Hackers Help Secure US Department of Defense

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Hackers helped the US Administration detect cyber vulnerabilities. More than 400 vulnerabilities were found in US Department of Defense contractor’s networks thanks to the...
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Watch: Military Operations Game Changer

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The US Army has been buying large amounts of small drones for use among regular units, and it could be that in the near...
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More Extensive Counter-Drone Policy Due to Increasing Drone Threat

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There are over 800,000 registered drones in the US, according to news agencies. The US Administration is seeking expanded powers to detect and disable...
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Military Simulation: More Innovation Required

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The US Army seeks new enabling technologies in augmented reality, mixed reality, and virtual reality for future Army simulation and mission rehearsal systems for...
U.S Army New Generation Guns, Photo by Sig Sauer

A New Generation of Squad Weapons for the U.S. Army

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As part of a $20 million deal with Sig Sauer, the US military is replacing its M4 rifle and M249 automatic squad weapons with...
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Why Do Military Quantum Technologies Matter?

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Quantum technology promises to revolutionize information processing in a wide range of military and civilian applications, from artificial intelligence to supply chain optimization, drug...
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A New Laser Weapon System Tested By The U.S. Navy

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An invisible beam was fired by the ground-based laser system at the red drone as it flew. A glowing orange glow suddenly appeared on...
Puma, Photo illust. US Army By Wikimedia

Countering Unmanned Threats: Homeland Security’s New Capabilities

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Under a new agreement worth hundreds of millions of dollars, the U.S Department of Homeland Security will test a variety of advanced prototypes to...
REMUS 300 UUV, by Huntington Ingalls Industries

Discover The New Underwater Drone of the US Navy

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In the depths of the sea, the pencil-shaped underwater vehicle can track, gather information, patrol and neutralize mines utilizing a variety of technologies and...
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Robot Dog On Its First Mission With The National Guard

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Security Forces Squadron of the Portland Air National Guard is the first Guard unit in the U.S. to receive a new robot dog. A...

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Can AI Spot a Threat Before It Happens?

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Modern cybersecurity systems face a scale problem. Networks generate enormous amounts of traffic, and malicious activity may be hidden among millions of ordinary interactions....