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At an exercise in Hawaii, troops test a pocket-sized ISR drone and a robotic ground vehicle that can quietly carry up to 600 pounds of supplies. Read More
The teams in ONR’s annual competition tackle real-world maritime challenges without human operators at the controls. Read More
The service gives SRA a contract to research into understanding “trust calibration” between operators and autonomous systems. Read More
The research agency's ICARUS program is looking for small UAS that can delivery supplies to deployed forces and then disappear. Read More
The Office of Naval Research is looking for other unmanned platforms to provide data transfers and refuel unmanned surface vehicles at sea. Read More
AFRL puts out a call for technologies to improve targeting via new electro-optical sensors for ISR and situation awareness. Read More
The proliferation of small systems present a threat, but also an opportunity, the service says in a recently released 20-year plan for small UAS. Read More
EMILY, a Kevlar-coated, jet-powered buoy, was recently used to help rescue 300 Syrian refugees off the coast of Greece. Read More
The service is asking industry for information on the next generation of UAS capabilities to support global operations. Read More
While unmanned aerial systems could be rendered ineffective against more advanced adversaries, Defense Secretary Carter told Congress that the department will continue to invest in these platforms, which will play a role in deterring nations like Russia. Read More
Officials tell lawmakers what the service has planned for its carrier unmanned capability. Read More
The Afghan Army marked the inaugural launch of a ScanEagle UAS system to help provide better overhead ISR coverage. Read More
The service wants a way to defend against quadcopters and other commercial UAS that could be turned into flying IEDs. Read More
Plans call for the Experimental Spaceplane to be able fly 10 times in 10 days, at a fraction of the cost of current launches. Read More
DARPA christens its 132-foot long unmanned ACTUV vessel, setting up open-water tests with the Office of Naval Research. Read More
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