Army To Test ATLAS Robotic Gun: Bruce Jette « Breaking Defense
[ad_1] The BAE Griffin III, a leading candidate for the Army’s Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle, mounts the same 50 mm gun that would be used in the ATLAS automated turret. [...]
[ad_1] The BAE Griffin III, a leading candidate for the Army’s Optionally Manned Fighting Vehicle, mounts the same 50 mm gun that would be used in the ATLAS automated turret. [...]
[ad_1] UC Berkeley robotics graduate student Justin Yim discusses his jumping robot, Salto, which is funded by the US Army. Credit: University of California Berkley In a research project for [...]
[ad_1] YAKIMA TRAINING CENTER, Wash. — The Army conducted an elaborate robotic combined arms breach exercise at Yakima Air Base in Washington State this month to figure out how robots [...]
[ad_1] They swim for miles, scale fences, and trek through blinding snow. They defuse bombs and keep their composure. They can carry up to 1,000 pounds and stay light on [...]
[ad_1] With a precise, controlled movement, microrobots cleared a glass plate of a biofilm, as shown in this time-lapse image. Credit: Geelsu Hwang and Edward Steager visit to the dentist [...]
[ad_1] Army Preparing to Field New Unmanned Ground Systems Centaur unmanned ground vehicle Photo: FLIR The Army’s push to upgrade its ground robotics fleet is coming to fruition, according to [...]
[ad_1] No, the US Army is not building this. WASHINGTON: The Army rolled out its ATLAS targeting AI so clumsily that it blindsided the Pentagon’s own Joint Artificial Intelligence Center [...]
[ad_1] WASHINGTON — Endeavor Robotics has provided quick, off-the-shelf solutions to the U.S. Army for many years, but the Boston-based company is now gaining significant traction at a time when [...]