The counter-UAS technology is designed to protect a no-drone zone around the lab, which conducts nuclear weapons research.
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Boeing’s Insitu subsidiary wins a five-year, $117 million contract to help deploy small unmanned aircraft across the Coast Guard's fleet of National Security Cutter ships.
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It's not Skynet yet, but Army Secretary Mark Esper says robotics will change the fundamentals of warfare and that getting there first provides a distinct advantage.
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Four firms get spots on a contract to help the Army research and develop unmanned aerial target systems.
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A recent solicitation from DIUx points to a plan to advance front-line medical care for combat troops.
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The Trump administration is looking to make it easier for allies to buy military-grade drones from U.S. firms.
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Raytheon takes a potential $362.7 million contract to develop an autonomous unmanned underwater vehicle for the Navy to use in the detection and mitigation of sea mines.
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With various unmanned pieces in place, Boeing pushes forward with the strategy of connecting communications and data sharing across multiple platforms.
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The Fort Benning-based center would work with academia and industry on integrating robotics and autonomous systems into combat teams.
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DARPA's Offensive Swarm-Enabled Tactics program uses game-based architecture to manage unmanned swarms of aerial and ground devices.
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Alion Science and Technology receives a $73 million contract to help the Navy develop prototype technologies for use on unmanned platforms.
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The Hive Final Mile project uses a mobile application for placing orders to drones that are launched from their "hive" to deliver supplies to troops in the field.
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AECOM’s URS Federal arm wins a $961 million contract to help the Air Force operate and maintain unmanned aircraft.
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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.
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Hopping between narrower satellite beams could increase data transfer and resiliency for the military's unmanned aerial systems.
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