New successful test of drone detection app at US Army Central
The phone app can be used by servicemembers and civilians, particularly in the Middle East, to identify, detect and track unmanned aerial systems or enemy drones.
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The phone app can be used by servicemembers and civilians, particularly in the Middle East, to identify, detect and track unmanned aerial systems or enemy drones.
Task Force 39 launched an experiment Tuesday on the CARPE Dronvm phone app, which uses pictures to identify drones and determine their flight path.
STAFF: Good afternoon, everyone. I'm Major John Moore with CENTCOM Public Affairs. Joining me are Ms. Schuyler Moore. She's the Central Command chief technology officer. This is a new position at CENTCOM. She formerly worked at Naval Forces Command's Task,
As tensions heat up with Iran, the Pentagon hopes to convince allies in the Middle East that Western counter-drone technology is still better than China's.
As the Pentagon shifts focus to China and Russia, CENTCOM’s chief is banking on experimentation with unmanned surveillance and artificial intelligence to offset a smaller US footprint in the Middle East.