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A lizard-like robot and other devices relying on artificial intelligence could soon be major military game changers, according to a defense expert investing in the tech. The devices include a drone that can operate even in warzones with jammed communications, an AI system that can serve as a pilot and a robot capable of identifying
Doug Philippone, a venture capitalist, touted three devices companies in his portfolio have developed. He says they could provide significant benefits to the military.
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Many firms say they were glad to see their priorities in the National Defense Industrial Strategy. What matters more is how the department implements it.
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Many firms say they were glad to see their priorities in the National Defense Industrial Strategy. What matters more is how the department implements it.
Retiring generals and departing top Pentagon officials once migrated regularly to the big established weapons makers such as Lockheed Martin Corp. and Boeing Co. Now, they are increasingly flocking to venture capital firms that have collectively pumped billions of dollars into Silicon Valley-style startups.