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UCSD is Supporting ONR's Marine Robotics Testbed Effort

University of California San Diego, San Diego, California

Researchers Create Salt Grain-Sized Camera

The whole back of a phone would be one big camera.

A camera the width of a grain of salt produces clear, full color images. Credit: Princeton University

KBR is Upgrading Eight Robotic Inspection Systems for the Air Force

KBRwyle Technology Solutions LLC, Columbia, Maryland, has

DARPA’s Robotic Triathletes Poised for Final Contest

Technical advances could have immediate impact.

The DARPA Subterranean Challenge is expected to hold its final event in September. The program already led to advances in underground robotics technology that could be used immediately, the program manager says. DARPA photo.

Army Aims to Avoid Orphan Robots on the Battlefield

Spectrum awareness enhances control of remote vehicles.

The Network Coverage Overlay can be used to maintain a communications link with robotic vehicles. Credit: U.S. Army CCDC C5ISR Center photo/Dan Lafontaine

AI and Attack Radios Teach DARPA Unexpected Lessons

Electronic warfare systems behave smartly without artificial intelligence.

DARPA’s Squad X program has taught researchers that artificial intelligence offers advantages not related to faster decision-making, and that electronic warfare systems can behave smartly without being equipped with artificial intelligence. DARPA

Army Seeks Open Architecture for Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle

The open architecture approach likely will be applied to a range of future vehicles.

A soldier guides an M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle during an exercise at Novo Selo Training Area, Bulgaria, in August 2018. On December 18, 2020, Army officials released a request for proposals for the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle. Credit: U.S. Army photo

The Brain-to-Machine Interface Just Became Better

Brainpower control of technology may be a step closer.

While human cyborgs may still be the stuff of science fiction, the science may be a little closer to reality following breakthroughs in materials used for neural links and other implants that offer a wide array of benefits, including potential medical advances. Credit: Ociacia/Shutterstock

Artificial Intelligence Helps Define Army’s Future

Army officials outline Project Convergence systems that pass muster.

An Area-I Air-Launched, Tube-Integrated, Unmanned System, or ALTIUS, is launched from a UH-60 Black Hawk at Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona, March 4 where the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Aviation & Missile Center led a demonstration that highlighted the forward air launch of the ALTIUS. Courtesy photo provided by Yuma Proving Ground

Manned-Unmanned Teaming Passes Experimental Muster

The Army gives thumbs up to robotic vehicle technologies.

The Ripsaw M5 robotic combat vehicle developed by a team made up ofTextron, Howe & Howe, and FLIR Systems, is one of two robotic systems being developed for the Army's manned-unmanned teaming concept. The other is the a light robotic vehicle being developed by QinetiQ and Pratt and Miller. The service is conducting a series of experiments to test the concept using surrogate vehicles while the robotic systems are in development. Photo courtesy of Textron