DIU wants to bring swarming drones to the DOD
DIU is looking for platforms that enable drones to work as a larger autonomous team to swarm enemy forces.
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(Getty Images) AI US, UK governments offer $1.6M for tech that trains AI while preserving privacy
The prize money will be split between winners in financial crime prevention and pandemic response tracks.
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Close view of a MQ-9 Reaper (Getty Images) Defense Marines to establish new drone squadron in Hawaii to counter China
The Marine Corps plans to deploy more unmanned aerial vehicles to the Asia-Pacific to keep an eye on Chinese forces.
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(Getty Images) AI Air Force Research Lab seeks new algorithms to enhance space situational awareness
AFRL is soliciting white papers for new machine learning and high-tech computing capabilities that could improve the U.S. military’s situational awareness of potential threats in the space domain.
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Scientists watch soldiers sample simulated leaking chemical weapons in an underground facility in order to get a better idea of both the bulky protective gear soldiers must wear as well as the dark, constrained environments they sometimes work in. (Photo by Stacy Smenos, Dugway Proving Ground) Workforce DOD wants to use virtual reality to train troops for nuclear threats
The Pentagon wants to use AR and VR to equip troops with the skills to be ready to fight in a nuclear war.
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U.S. Army Spc. Terry Taylor, with the New Jersey Army National Guard’s Alpha Company, 104th Brigade Engineer Battalion, fires at virtual targets on an Unstabilized Gunnery Trainer at the Joint Training and Training Development Center, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J., Oct. 24, 2018. (U.S. Air National Guard photo by Master Sgt. Matt Hecht) Acquisition Army contracts for global training simulators
The Army awarded two OTAs for 3D simulators that could train warfighters in an estimated 400 locations.
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Chief of Staff of the Army, Gen. James C. McConville, testifies before the House Armed Services Committee, in Washington D.C., Mar. 3, 2020. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. James Harvey) Emerging Tech Army ‘aggressively pursuing’ unmanned ground system, but will it run into familiar roadblocks?
The Army is “aggressively pursuing” AI programs to remove drivers from ground vehicles, and from harms way. But will it work?
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(Getty Images) Acquisition DHS needs startups to help with 11 innovative technologies
The agency’s Science and Technology Directorate is on the hunt for new technologies to address 11 core issues it is targeting in 2019.
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(Getty Images) Sponsored Tech Immersive technologies give military new tools for training
Virtual and augmented reality offer new era of scalable, immersive training for Defense Department.
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U.S. Army Soldiers, assigned to 412th Aviation Support Battalion, conduct training using the Dismounted Soldier Training System at the 7th Army Joint Multinational Training Command (JMTC) at Grafenwoehr, Germany, Dec. 11, 2013. The DSTS is a fully-immersive virtual simulation for infantry. (U.S. Army photo by Visual Information Specialist Markus Rauchenberger) Defense GAO dings Army on its management of virtual training devices
The Army can improve the way it manages virtual training devices to help them be used more in operational training, a watchdog report has found. A recently-released Government Accountability Office report says the Army needs to do better analysis, both before using the devices and after, to better integrate them into operational training. The report also recommended the Army give more guidance on how to use virtual devices in operational training, and explore ways to more consistently incorporate virtual devices into its training strategies.