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Teaching Satellites Self-Defense

Sandia launches an autonomous satellite protection program.

Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories search for ways to protect satellites from a variety of threats, including missiles, lasers and electronic warfare. Credit: Shutterstock/Andrey Armyagov

Perception, Manipulation and Teaming Generate Army Robotics Achievements

Ten years of ARL research produces robots that can perform a variety of complex missions.

This early version of the ARL RCTA's LLAMA robot demonstrated how a quadruped can ascertain obstacles and avoid them. An improved version features better sensors, and future iterations will give it more speed and greater payload.

BAE Systems Gets Contract Option to Provide Integrated Communications to Naval Ships

BAE Systems Technology Solutions and Services, Rockville,

Raytheon is Providing Infrared Test Equipment for the Navy's F/A-18E/F Aircraft

Raytheon Co., McKinney, Texas, is awarded a $17,897,746 c

Army Exercise To Test Multidomain Operations

Service leaders stress interoperability during Defender-Europe 2020.

M1A2 Abrams tanks take part in a May 2019 exercise in Poland. U.S. Army officials plan a massive exercise, Defender-Europe early next year. It will be the largest of its kind in 25 years. Photo Credit: Sgt. Thomas Mort

Jette: We Need to Re-Examine Our Industrial Base

Advanced manufacturing could benefit the defense industry.

Soldiers travel in an M113 armored personnel carrier during a combat support training exercise. The Army keeps purchases and stores for long periods components of major systems, such as transmissions for M113s, but advances in manufacturing could help the service, and the industrial base, find new ways of sustaining heavy equipment. Credit: Master Sgt. Michel Sauret

DARPA Doubles Down on Blackjack

The agency’s LEO satellite demonstration project aims to create a more resilient, less expensive, agnostic spacecraft architecture.

DARPA’s Blackjack program wilDARPA’s Blackjack program will leverage commercial low Earth orbit solutions, says Paul “Rusty” Thomas, Blackjack program manager. Concept graphic courtesy of DARPAl leverage commercial low Earth orbit solutions, says Paul “Rusty” Thomas, Blackjack program manager. Credit: Concept graphic courtesy of DARPA

Navy Awards $358 Million NGEN-R End User Hardware Contract to HPI Federal

HPI Federal LLC, Washington, District of Columbia, is awa

Heartfelt Security Application Emerges

Key government research arm signs an agreement with small business to develop security system based on the human heartbeat.

Sandia National Laboratories is pursuing a heartbeat-based technology for a security application. Credit: Shutterstock/LuckyStep

Troubling Intellectual Property Theft and Cyber Threats Persist

Nation-state actors continue to mount glaring yet effective attacks on the United States.

Security experts warn companies not to think separately about possible intellectual property theft and cyber attack threats, as they could be one in the same. Credit: Shutterstock/Rawpixel