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A Eureka Moment Looms for Wearable Army Technology

Head-mounted devices and activation of Wi-Fi and cellular capabilities are set to equip the Nett Warrior program.

These illustrations show a Conformal Integrated Protective HEadgeaR (CIPHER) helmet prototype (l) and an INTEgRated Conformal Protective helmeT (INTERCPT) prototype.

Network Complexities Challenge Army, Force Structure Changes

Researchers race to develop technologies that address spectrum issues.

Army vehicles are required to carry jammers to counter improvised explosive devices. Researchers seek technological solutions to prevent the devices from interfering with friendly force communications and use spectrum more efficiently.

Commercial Geospatial Processing Goes Underwater

U.S. Navy submarines are tapping Google Earth to generate a common operational picture.

U.S. Navy personnel use an experimental mockup of a submarine situational awareness system based on Google Earth. Navy officials aim to begin deploying the geospatial information system on Virginia-class submarines next year.

Military Trolls for Disruptive Technologies

Finding early the capabilities that will alter defense processes can have as much effect as developing them.

Defense Spectrum Community Aims for National Strategy

The concept calls for an overhaul of spectrum management policies and legislation.

DARPA’s Advanced Radio Frequency Mapping (RadioMap) program seeks to provide real-time awareness of radio spectrum use across frequency, geography and time.

Military Seeks Industry Help to Manage Spectrum Use

Electromagnetic spectrum innovation may be a key to sharing versus repurposing a finite resource.

A U.S. Navy cryptologic technician monitors the electromagnetic spectrum of air and surface contacts in the combat information center aboard the guided-missile destroyer USS Ramage.

Ask the Expert: Government and Industry Support for STEM

Q: Why is it important for government and industry to advance K-12 STEM education innovations in the United States  today, and what can they do to improve that education?

Be Advised

You don’t hear much old-school military radio traffic anymore. Except for a few front-line radio nets, most radio chatter has been replaced by the endless, silent interplay of text messages, emails and Web postings. With that shift, we have lost an entire dialect of martial radio-speak.

Start Thinking About Cloud and Spectrum Together

Virtualization and cloud implementation are critical components of information technology planning, acquisition and management going forward. Cloud implementations are important to security, efficiency, effectiveness, cost savings and more pervasive information sharing, particularly among enterprises.

Necessity Drives Joint Information Environment

Innovation lies at the heart of solutions to JIE challenges.

Lt. Gen. Ronnie D. Hawkins Jr., USAF (l), director, Defense Information Systems Agency, and Lt. Gen. Mark S. Bowman, J-6, The Joint Staff, offer presentations at the JIE Mission Partner Symposium.

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A Eureka Moment Looms for Wearable Army Technology

Network Complexities Challenge Army, Force Structure Changes

Commercial Geospatial Processing Goes Underwater

Military Trolls for Disruptive Technologies

Defense Spectrum Community Aims for National Strategy

Military Seeks Industry Help to Manage Spectrum Use

Ask the Expert: Government and Industry Support for STEM

Be Advised

Start Thinking About Cloud and Spectrum Together

Necessity Drives Joint Information Environment