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Valley of Death Phase Is Necessary

Survival of the fittest advances innovation and technologies.

Startups or other companies developing technologies face many challenges in advancing their solutions, and while obtaining venture capital funding is critical, many other factors contribute to their successful negotiation of the so-called Valley of Death. Credit: PopTika/Shutterstock

Valley of Death, A Call to Action

Remaining relevant requires federal government transformation.

A synchronized global approach to adopt tools at the enterprise level by military organizations, federal agencies and those working with them can accelerate the go-to-market timeline for resilient solutions—and improve success rates of getting technology across the Valley of Death. Credit: metamorworks/Shutterstock

Army Lab Seeks To Save Systems From Technology Boneyard

The applications laboratory delivers tech to warfighters.

The Army Applications Laboratory was created within Army Futures Command to help shepherd new capabilities across the so-called Valley of Death and into the hands of soldiers. Credit: Shutterstock/chaiyapruek youprasert

Entities Partner With NATO’s Innovation Accelerator

The alliance’s effort to leverage private sector technologies gains several adroit players.

MassChallenge, Mission Innovation X at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT MIx), and Starburst Aerospace, will form a partnership with NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA). Credit: jittawit21/Shutterstock

Army Awards Contracts for Partially Autonomous Tactical Vehicle

The Army renames the Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle the XM30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle.

Soldiers navigate a Bradley fighting vehicle through the battlefield during Karelian Lock 23 in Pahkajarvi Training Area, Finland, last month. The Bradley will be replaced by the XM30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle, an optionally-manned armored vehicle. Army Sgt. Brayton Daniel

Amelia: The Virtual Assistant Empowering U.S. Navy Sailors Onboard and Onshore

The artificial intelligence-powered virtual assistant for sailors will be capable of emotion detection and will provide information from authorized sources.

Marines Fight for Modernization: New Commandant Plans to Enhance Mobility and Logistics

The incoming Marine Corps commandant will prioritize modernization for moving faster and keeping supplies steady, focusing on Force Design 2030 and embracing cutting-edge technologies.

U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Danielle Grimshaw, an intelligence analyst, employs an R80D Skyraider unmanned aerial system during exercise Archipelago Endeavor 22 on Berga Naval Base, Sweden, Sept. 20, 2022. Photo: 1st Lt. William Reckley, U.S. Marine Corps.

Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning: Catalysts for Positive Change or Culprits for Malice?

Properly used, artificial intelligence and machine learning will help law enforcement and public safety agencies to do more than simply survive today’s dynamic threat landscape.