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Researchers are building an augmented reality system that combines traditional cameras, thermal infrared sensing and ground penetrating radar to find improvised explosive devices from up to 30 meters away. Read More
Army leaders hope to modernize mobile networks through secure but unclassified pathways. Read More
The Defense Department is expected to continue to invest in unmanned systems in air, on land and at sea as missions expand and capabilities grow. Read More
PacStar and Fidelis have partnered to create a solution that secures military communications at the tactical edge. Read More
The Army wants an exoskeleton to improve strength, endurance and ergonomics of warfighters. Read More
BAE Systems' U.S. arm takes in an $8 million contract to develop guidance kits that help munitions change course without the use of GPS. Read More
Thanks to data from fitness trackers, jogging routes of service members are providing a virtual atlas of sensitive military installations and forward operational bases around the world. Read More
The $24.9 million contract would cover critical IT management, development and support services for the Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury. Read More
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking for radio technology that can withstand the frequent signal degradation that routinely occurs in military operational environments. Read More
DARPA is reaching out for help in developing radio technology for the battlefield that increases network reliability. Read More
Lockheed Martin wins a five-year, $110 million Air Force contract to build a "Gray Wolf" missile prototype that can connect with other weapons via a network. Read More
The Cyber Electromagnetic Activities pilot initiative focused on equipping tactical commanders and brigades with cyber and information operation techniques. Read More
The Squad immersive Virtual Trainer would give small units realistic training for shooting, movement, communications, care of wounded and defensive capabilities in a variety of realistic terrains. Read More
DARPA is experimenting with genetically modifying plants to detect chemical weapons, radiation and other airborne threats. Read More
While civilian agencies would do well to followthe Defense Department's lead in embracing IoT, all of government should look to smaller, emerging tech companies as well as traditional contractors. Read More
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