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On the Surface: ONR SCOUT showcases Unmanned Surface Vehicle capability on the water - Vimarsana News

On the Surface: ONR SCOUT showcases Unmanned Surface Vehicle capability on the water

ARLINGTON, Va. – In an effort to increase the range and detection of various unmanned surface vessels (USVs), the Office of Naval Research (ONR)-sponsored SCOUT initiative recently conducted a unique

US Navy tests capabilities of USVs at Virginia Beach - Vimarsana News

US Navy tests capabilities of USVs at Virginia Beach

The USVs tested came in different sizes - from five to 36 feet (1.5 to 11 meters).

Source: jpost.com
Quick-fielding contracting model touted for US Navy Task Force 59 unmanned systems in the Middle East - Vimarsana News

Quick-fielding contracting model touted for US Navy Task Force 59 unmanned systems in the Middle East

The contracting model employed by US Navy (USN) Task Force 59 (TF 59) makes it possible to field, test, and evaluate unmanned systems quickly in the Middle East, according to Michael Stewart, USN Unmanned Task Force lead. “Task Force 59 is u...

Source: janes.com
SparkCognition Hosts World Leaders to Show the Future of AI in Business at Time Machine Interactive Event - Vimarsana News

SparkCognition Hosts World Leaders to Show the Future of AI in Business at Time Machine Interactive Event

Leading AI company hosts 400+ global energy, manufacturing, and government leaders at HyperWerx, its 50-acre proving ground, which brings the phys...

US Navy Aircraft Carriers May Soon Fight Next to Drone Ships, Aircraft - Vimarsana News

US Navy Aircraft Carriers May Soon Fight Next to Drone Ships, Aircraft

With its unmanned ships and aircraft, the Navy is trying to "move very fast" and, like Google, "fail fast if we need to," the Navy's top officer says.