Human-Machine Teaming

Human-Machine Teaming

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Artificial intelligence is gaining use in modern warfare – what does it mean, and is it dangerous? AI, while faster than humans, is not...
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The US recently concluded a series of experiments on new tech during Project Convergence Capstone 4 (PC-C4), involving the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines,...
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BAE Systems has unveiled its latest autonomous collaborative platform (ACP) at the World Defense Show, designed to operate alongside future and current-generation combat aircraft. According...
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Research from Oregon State University shows that a "swarm" of over 100 autonomous ground and aerial robots can be supervised by just one person....
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Armies worldwide use various automated machines for military purposes, combat, cargo, intelligence gathering, and much more. The following are 10 of the world’s most...
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iHLS is an accelerator for the security sector and its various unique characteristics that provides startups with recognition, international exposure, access to investors and...
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According to expert opinion, in ten years' time approximately 39% of all domestic chores will be automated. Researchers from the UK and Japan interviewed...
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Imagine a world in which your online orders are processed and packaged by robots. Whether its that candle you bought from a small business...
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There are many devices designed to try to track hand movements, using various technologies. Some watch your fingers using depth-sensing cameras or infrared sensors,...
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One of Singapore's largest technology companies is experimenting with soldiers and robot dogs cooperating during combat missions. ST Engineering plans to upgrade the Vision...
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Artificial intelligence will be an integral part of the future battlefield. AI Technologies will eventually reduce the number of soldiers in harm’s way, however,...
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Future forces will use technologies that have never been seen before on the battlefield, drawing on biotechnology and brain-computer interfaces, augmented reality headsets, adaptive...
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It is a difficult fact to admit that the US is amid a shooter epidemic. More and more US schools and institutions are increasing...
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Russian weapons systems are on display in the war that the country started against Ukraine. Russian Defense Ministry officials confirmed earlier last week that...
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Autonomous robotic platforms currently operate in a “sterile” human-free environment, such as logistics centers and automated production and assembly lines. Integrating robots in a...
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Manned-unmanned teaming, 5G communications were among the technologies shown at a demonstration performed in Latvia in September. The event reflected the ways defense forces...
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The Gray Eagle Extended Range (GE-ER) Unmanned Aircraft System delivers long-endurance surveillance, communications relay, and weapons delivery missions in support of the warfighter.  General Atomics...

As countries race to invest in “loyal wingman” drones to help protect pricier crewed fighter jets, China has revealed its own model.  The loyal wingman...
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The growing integration of unmanned systems in military forces requires unique training in manned-unmanned teaming to build trust between the combatants and their robotic...

Manned-unmanned teaming (MUMT) has become an integral part and critical capability of the multi-domain battlefield.  The U.S. Air Force is looking to develop enabling technologies...
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Artificial intelligence will play a key role in connecting sensors and shooters across the battlefield, thanks to its capabilities in analyzing data and assisting...
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At present, remote piloting a robot, even by tablet, is labor-intensive. The soldier has to actively guide it in real-time, avoiding pitfalls and paying...