The $178.4 million contract covers the development and delivery of 10 TITAN prototypes, including five advanced and five basic variants, as well as the integration of new critical technologies.

The Department of Defense’s Defense Health Agency must continue to find innovative information technology to support warfighters and their families.

Wearables are redefining military training and health monitoring to potentially replace traditional testing systems.

DHS S&T is supporting an effort to protect the first responder community from chemical threats using cutting-edge sensors.

With unique power sources, a miniature system may be the next big thing in swarm robotics.

The Army ISR Task Force aims to fulfill combatant commands’ insatiable demand for airborne intelligence.

Navy streamlines innovation process, focusing on quick adoption, scalability, cost reduction and efficiency.

DevSecOps offers subtle shifts and major impact.

New systems provide precise, long-distance identification, monitoring, targeting and striking.

Technology transforms the military, reducing injuries and enhancing performance for warfighters in demanding roles.