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Harris Awarded Counter Communication System Contract

Harris Corp., Space and Intelligence Systems, Palm Bay, Florida, has been awarded a $53,083,987 firm-fixed-price, cost-plus-fixed-fee contract to upgrade the

Closing the Computer-Human Gap in Object Recognition

Over the next five years, Sandia National Laboratories will oversee the brain replication work of three university-led teams who aim to close the computer-human gap in object recognition.

Sandia National Laboratories will oversee the brain-replication work of three teams who aim to map, understand and mathematically recreate visual processing in the brain.

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When Soldiers Use Mind Waves to Communicate With Man and Machine

Future soldiers may operate in a pervasive computing environment, with sensors embedded in uniforms and equipment that will allow enhanced communication using hand signals or, further in the future, brain waves.

Augmented Reality to the Rescue

The virtual world now can really help save lives.

SWAT teams receive a training scenario briefing during September’s Urban Shield in California.

Game of Drones

Once the stuff of science fiction, fleets of tiny unmanned air systems will lead aerobatic jamming missions—and alter the face of modern warfare.

With its Gremlins program—named for the imaginary, mischievous imps that became the good luck charms of many British pilots during World War II—the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) envisions fleets of drones dropping out of bombers. An artist’s rendering shows groups of unmanned aerial systems as they launch from large aircraft that are out of range of adversary defenses.

When Physical Meets Digital

The convergence of the two worlds—and the IoT and business analytics—opens up opportunities for the public sector.

San Francisco 49ers officials tapped interactive technology—particularly mobile technology—to help improve fan experience. Mobile apps monitor ticket scans, parking availability, food and beverage sales and wait times, mobile app usage and more.

Connecting the Dots Between Disruptive Technologies

Several may change the world; all are interlinked.

Wanted: Asia-Pacific Partners in Science

Collaborations have resulted in a subterranean robot to counter WMDs, among other successes.

U.S. forces in the Pacific need robotic systems capable of operating in tunnels and underground facilities. U.S. Army researchers in the region have coordinated an effort to modify existing systems to counter subterranean weapons of mass destruction.

Autonomous Systems to Surge for Defense Operations

MILCOM panel addresses the DOD's quest to field many more systems within a decade.

The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray is one example of the Defense Department's pursuit of autonomous systems.

CACI Wins $1.7 Billion for Counter-IED Support

CACI International Inc., Chantilly, Virginia, has been awarded a $1,773,158,264 ceiling cost-plus-award-fee task order under the G