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Quantum Radio Takes a Giant Leap

Detecting atoms’ spin allows mobile communications in unlikely places.

Researchers with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have developed a communications system that uses quantum principles to detect low frequency magnetic waves. The technology promises to enable first responders and warfighters to communicate underground and in buildings and mariners to communicate underwater.

When Mixed Reality and Military Collide

The next evolution in technology is transforming many tasks for the U.S. Navy and Marines.

Scientist Arne Odland works in the Battlespace Exploitation of Mixed Reality (BEMR) laboratory at the Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific (SSC Pacific). BEMR’s use of mixed reality technology in training applications is helping the Navy cut costs and reduce risks. Alan Antczak

Computer Sight Enhances Human Foresight

Powerful augmented reality technologies not only display data for users but also gather information, offering expansive capabilities.

Employing so-called computerized vision, DAQRI Smart Glasses not only “see” an environment and provide data to a user but also pull in information. Photo credit: DAQRI

Disruptive by Design: Drone in a Box Meets Military Comms

Unmanned systems and robots are rapidly changing the character of warfare. As the U.S. Defense Department considers their increased use, the time is ripe to discuss both the opportunities and challenges these autonomous systems present on and off the battlefield for military communicators.

Women in AFCEA Commemorates Its Fifth Anniversary

From humble beginnings as a subcommittee of the AFCEA International Membership Committee in 2013, Women in AFCEA has greatly expanded its offerings at both the international and chapter levels over the past five years.