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The Army wants to incorporate tech solutions usually seen in smart cities at its military installations. Read More
To help alert troops to chemical attacks, researchers are working to incorporate sensors into clothing that can detect chemical agents in the air. Read More
The Angler program proposes an underwater robotic system that autonomously surveys the sea floor and can physically manipulate manmade objects. Read More
The Navy announced it has elevated the electromagnetic spectrum to a battlespace domain, joining cyber, land, sea, air and space. Read More
Because rugged tablets can be deployed in severe settings, they are rapidly becoming an indispensable tool for tactical, strategic and operational objectives. Read More
Under a $25 million contract, Octo Consulting will provide IT support to the Defense Health Agency traumatic brain injury directorate. Read More
Researchers are developing a way to generate electricity for drones by beaming a laser onto a photovoltaic cell. Read More
Lockheed Martin’s venture capital group ramps up its backing of unmanned sea vehicle maker Ocean Aero to stay ahead of the curve in an emerging domain. Read More
Pivot3’s Intelligent Edge Command and Control solution is a self-contained, modular computing infrastructure to support defense operations at the tactical edge. Read More
KeyW Corp. books a five-year, $135 million blanket purchase agreement for engineering services to support the U.S. military's remote sensing missions. Read More
Six defense projects and three military Rising Stars are among this year's winners. Read More
Army Research Laboratory scientists are teaching robots to learn how to navigate environmental features following examples provided by humans. Read More
The $620 million contract for the Air Force's ongoing F-16 fighter jet integration effort went to Leidos. Read More
NCI Inc. and IAP Worldwide have swapped places in a battle for a pair of U.S. Army contracts to support the Afghanistan's military and national police. Read More
The counter-UAS technology is designed to protect a no-drone zone around the lab, which conducts nuclear weapons research. Read More
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