Defense Technology Monitor: No. 21
U.S. Navy 3D prints submersible;
Has China developed "hack proof" communications?;
A new way to hack computers;
Self-healing robots on horizon;
Tech leaders fight for UN ban on killer robots
The American Foreign Policy Council's Review of Developments in Defense Technology
U.S. Navy 3D prints submersible;
Has China developed "hack proof" communications?;
A new way to hack computers;
Self-healing robots on horizon;
Tech leaders fight for UN ban on killer robots
NASA defends against space threats;
The latest target of Russian hackers: U.S. nuclear plants;
The future of lethal robots;
Chinese subs get stealthier
Artificial intelligence: The NGA's new top analyst;
Hacking the human brain;
ABL reborn...on a drone;
How Russia can hack the U.S. electric grid
Bionic spy dragonfly;
With an eye on Russia, U.S. focuses on electronic warfare;
A military focus on electromagnetic weapons;
Navy rail gun almost ready to launch;
Prepping for space warfare
Military lasers and the law;
Making a better special operator: Hiding tankers in plain sight;
ABL 2.0?;
The future of drone warfare: Autonomous engagement