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This Itsy Bitsy Spider is a Robot

Wyss Institute Researchers announce soft robotics breakthrough.

A new fabrication process enables the creation of soft robots at the millimeter scale with features on the micrometer scale as shown here with the example of a soft robotic spider with moving body parts and colored eyes and abdomens. Credit: Wyss Institute at Harvard University

Army CEMA Teams Advance Information, Electronic and Cyber Warfare

After completing 10 training rotations, the Army's Cyber-Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA) teams are building on the experience of readying warfighters in information, electronic and cyber warfare.

After 10 rotations with brigades, the Army’s Cyber-Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA) teams are hitting their stride, Army experts explain at an Association of the U.S. Army event August 2. Photo credit: Anna Neubauer

SAIC Supplying Systems and Modeling Support to Deployed Army Locations

SAIC, Reston, Virginia, was awarded a $23,514,100 modification (0001 04) to contract W31P4Q-18-A-0011 for the performance of system improvement and design optimization systems engineering and live-

Army Tests Option to Buy Tech Data Rights Upfront

To increase readiness, CECOM is piloting an intellectual property rights escrow concept.

Maj. Gen. Randy Taylor, USA, commanding general, U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command, and senior commander of Aberdeen Proving Ground, is working to improve the Army’s readiness.

Army Strives to Speed Advancements to Warfighters

Leaders fielding tactical communication technologies move to agile methods to support the service’s cross-functional needs.

A new iterative approach in the Army is bringing innovative tactical communication equipment to soldiers faster, leaders say.

Boeing to Open Aerospace, Autonomy Research Center

Industry and the military turn to the Northeast for innovation.

Researchers at Boeing's new Aerospace & Autonomy Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts to continue to develop autonomous aircraft systems.

The Army's Network Future Is Now

The Mission Command Center of Excellence shifts to a holistic plan for a new era.

U.S. soldiers conduct a communications check during an exercise. The Army is implementing a plan for restructuring its battlespace network after years of ad hoc changes in Southwest Asia. Army photography by Lt. Col. John Hall, USA.

Convergence Guides Army Cyber

Intelligence, electronic warfare and signals lock arms in the digital battle.

A U.S. Army paratrooper communicates by radio during a drop in Latvia. Traditional radio and network status information will play a key role in cyber situational awareness in the digital battlespace. Credit: Army photography by Spec. Dustin Biven, USA

This Is No One-Size-Fits-All Army Modernization

The network will be tailored to the need.

Army combat units on the move need different networking capabilities from support units that set up camp and stay awhile. Service officials intend to develop a modernized network capable of being scaled and adapted depending on the operational situation. Credit: Spc. Hubert D. Delany III, USA

DRS Testing UAS Defeat System Vehicles for the Army

DRS Sustainment Systems Inc., St.