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Professor Marc Christensen, backed by funding from the US’s mad science division DARPA, is developing Panoptes, an ultra-slim flat camera technology which unites the images from low-resolution sensors to create a defined high-resolution picture. The..
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After all kinds of freaking robots that we have seen already, here is a little info on the latest bizarrely thought out steam-powered robot backed by DARPA,...
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Shape shifting has been a myth until now but with science expanding beyond limits, we sure can close in on replicating the mythological themes. Developing androids that...
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After the mini spy drones, the US Air Force could soon have spy aircraft that’ll fly into almost all spaces and perch like birds to accumulate info in all conditions....
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Eco Factor: Unmanned aircraft powered by solar energy.
Aurora Flight Sciences has revealed the design of an unmanned aircraft for DARPA’s Vulture Program, which will...
made popular May 7 2009
Eco Factor: Geostationary airship for DARPA will get power for onboard solar panels.
Researchers have long touted the idea of replacing expensive space-based...
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While we still wait for someone to toss up cyborg men who’ll force their way over the extraterrestrial natives, scientists have managed to give us revived thoughts,...
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It seems time for another stride forward in high-end robotics. We’ve seen them in the movie Terminator and with Cyclone Power in collaboration with Robotic...
made popular Jan 30 2009
While the world waits for flying cars amid claims that they are just about ready to zoom, Pentagon decided to jump on the bandwagon with their very own flying car for...
made popular Nov 14 2008
DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) has now come up with a unique way to develop LANdroid WiFi robots, which are intelligent crawling radio-relay robots...
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The latest news in the air is that DARPA is now accepting applications for a new ’smart tape’ sensor patch to monitor troop’s health on battlefields...
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We might witness an aircraft in the near future that will do multi tasks and excel in all conditions, thanks to the ‘morphing’ technology that guarantees...
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It has been every youngster’s dream to emulate a superhero and acquire super-human powers. All of us at some point in time have dreamt of turning invisible or...
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The U.S Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA ) will soon develop an extraordinary and avant-garde pair of high-tech binoculars for their Special Forces...
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Supersonic planes, which travel at the speed of sound and a little more than that, have been around. Military units have always been interested in fighter jets that can...
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As internet and mobile networks are penetrating more and more households and businesses across the world, bandwidth limitations are slowing down internet speeds and...
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The US military’s famed scientific wingnut farm, DARPA*, has released full details of its planned “National Cyber Range” - a mighty network which...
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If you thought cyborgs exist only in the realms of imagination and fantasy, think again!In a revolutionary attempt, a research team funded by the Pentagon has taken a...
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Enzymes that could miraculously cure wounded soldiers in war zones and even reverse some incurable diseases like advanced cancer have been created by researchers at the...
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You really don’t expect the military to build a multi-million-dollar explorer robot only to have its legs made of Legos for shortage of funds. This is why I find the...
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After the mini spy drones, the US Air Force could soon have spy aircraft that’ll fly into almost all spaces and perch like birds to accumulate info in all conditions....
made popular Jun 4 2009
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Leaps in unmanned aircraft technology have military authorities clamoring to use more drones for everything from coastal patrols and border surveillance to tracking...
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AP, Colombo
A special forces team waits on high alert to search for one man. Fighter jets stand poised to strike. Drones scour the jungle for hidden bunkers, while intelligence...
made popular Jan 19 2009
AP, Moscow
The Interfax news agency is reporting that Russia’s military is considering buying spy drones from Israel.
made popular Dec 16 2008
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The U.S. military is increasing its use of unmanned aircraft. Some of the systems include:_ Global Hawk: The military’s prime eye-in-the-sky provides...
made popular Jun 2 2008
AP, Aboard The Uss Harry S Truman
The Navy lags well behind the Air Force in the development of armed drones _ the unmanned aircraft now used increasingly in Iraq and Afghanistan _ insisting that its...
made popular Jun 2 2008
AP, Billings
The U.S. Forest Service has bought a pair of flying drones to track down marijuana growers operating in remote California woodlands.Agriculture Undersecretary Mark Rey,...
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This supersonic shape-shifting bomber is a dream come true for the U.S. military that were looking forward to keep an eye on enemy territory for a long time and unleash...
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We’re slowly moving back and launching these machines for the kill, and why not, why should we risk our lives when the grey cells under our skulls can carve out...
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FILE - This Nov. 3, 2006, file photo provided by the US Air Force shows an RQ-4 Global Hawk Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) landing at Beale Air Force Base, Calif. The increasing demand for drones raises complex questions because the aircraft are piloted...
