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Rockwell Collins to Provide Helmet Cueing Systems

Rockwell Collins has been awarded a contract for various Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System consumable and depot-level reparable spares in support of F-15, F-16 and F-18 aircraft.

Rockwell Collins to provide helmet cueing system support.

UltiSat Awarded NATO Framework Agreement

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President's Commentary: It's Not Top Secret That Intelligence Needs More Resources

New threats are emerging constantly, old threats are becoming more serious, and capabilities menacing national security are increasingly innovative.

Seeing Is Believing For Artificial Intelligence

Several IARPA programs apply machine learning to improve perceptual processing.

A DigitalGlobe WorldView-3 satellite image of Sydney shows the variety of buildings dotting the landscape. Among the artificial intelligence (AI) research sponsored by the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA) is an AI program designed to determine the functions of buildings just from looking at overhead imagery.

Grants Support the Future of STEM

AFCEA International’s Educational Foundation offers scholarships to teachers who cultivate young students interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM.

Students from Frank Scott Bunnell High School in Stratford, Connecticut, who formed a Girls in STEM group, gather during their Make-Her Fair event, which aims to get young girls excited about science and technology.

Incoming: The Air Force Doesn't Have Space to Grow

The discussion about creating a space-oriented military branch has surfaced again. I really can’t believe we are having this discussion again.

Scientists Pick AI for Lab Partner

Robotic research systems may foster a boom in scientific knowledge.

Benji Maruyama, a senior materials research engineer at the Air Force Research Laboratory’s (AFRL’s) Functional Materials Division, stands by the AFRL’s Autonomous Research System (ARES), which uses artificial intelligence to design, execute and analyze experiments at a pace much faster than traditional scientific research methods.

High Hopes for Unmanned Aircraft On the High Seas

The Coast Guard plans to outfit cutters with the systems to support surveillance and search and rescue.

Although it has no formal program, the Coast Guard is interested in acquiring small, hand-launched UASs such as this RQ-20A Puma, which can be operated from a variety of ships and boats. Coast Guard officials say such small UASs will offer the service great operational flexibility in a variety of situations. U.S. Navy photo

Technology Leads One Step Closer to a Malaria Vaccine

Military researchers are working not only to prevent but also to eradicate the deadly disease.

Capt. Judith Epstein, USN, clinical director of the Naval Medical Research Center’s (NMRC’s) Malaria Research Department, fills out a record book about malaria vaccine research in the clinical trials center. U.S. Navy photo by Katie Berland

For Combat-Ready Robots, Add a Dash of Humanity

Researchers teach machines warrior instincts using brain waves.

A U.S. Army soldier gives a playful head rub to a to a local boy while on patrol near Forward Operating Base Salerno in Afghanistan. Human intuition may one day help artificial intelligence distinguish between safe and dangerous scenarios.