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Islamic State drone attacks on Iraqi forces have underscored the need for electronic and other countermeasures against short-range drones rigged to drop munitions. Read More
The Army and Textron Systems are upgrading drone control technologies and expanding them to individual soldiers on the move. Read More
The Army and Textron Systems are upgrading drone control technologies and expanding them to individual soldiers on-the-move. Read More
An Army hardware and software obsolescence effort is now updating the service’s Universal Ground Control Station. Read More
Knifefish uses synthetic aperture sonar to find enemy mines in high-clutter environments. Read More
The Navy envisions a fast-approaching scenario where land, air, surface and undersea drones can connect with one another and operate in a coordinated fashion. Read More
Strategic Capabilities Office and Navy demonstrate adaptive flying, look to scale production Read More
The Navy is expanding the role of its emerging submarine-hunting drone ship so that it can conduct surface warfare missions, fire weapons and launch electronic attacks. Read More
A fast track program at ONR is developing unmanned surface vessels with new and expanded capabilities. Read More
New contract adds capabilities and expands applications to new ships, such as Littoral Combat ships and destroyers. Read More
Navy Will Expand Undersea Drone Operations Read More
Firm claims “dry submersible” emits almost no sound The Guardian uses battery banks to conduct undersea operations with almost no sound or acoustic signature. it uses a wide range of sensors, infrared night vision, range-finding image magnification radar and collision avoidance technology. Read More
Modeled after the retired and highly-successful Air Force Predator, the Gray Eagle has encountered some technical problems, which the Army is addressing with changes in the drone’s communication systems. Read More
UUV research and development amounted to $138 million in 2016, a 42-percent increase over the previous five-year average. Read More
With amphibious operations growing increasingly dangerous in contested coastal areas, the U.S. Marine Corps is considering more equipment and tactics for automated and unmanned tasks. Read More
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