Every single electronic device needs China, including many in national security and defense systems.

Under a whole-of-U.S.-government approach, the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command is deepening its ties with the South Asian nation.

The service adds Guardians and capabilities to provide space-related effects to the region’s commander.

Technology evolves and NGOs step in to plug wide gaps in the law.

Novel signal detection methods may revolutionize space debris tracking.

AI-driven vehicles designed to navigate tough terrain may handle nonmilitary missions.

It’s the same trail.

Guiding a new market, the U.S. Army is looking for radio service solutions to support Indo-Pacific and global operations.

Stuart Young, who manages the Robotic Autonomy in Complex Environments with Resiliency (RACER) program, joined DARPA in January 2020 as a program manager in the Tactical Technology Office. His expertise includes autonomous/unmanned ground and air vehicles, intelligent behaviors for unmanned systems, multi-agent teaming, applied artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and field robotics technologies.