Defense Technology Monitor No. 102
Trust, trickery and A.I.;
High energy hurdles to overcome;
The unintended civilian consequences of electronic warfare...;
...May be solved by quantum tech;
Rethinking warp speed travel
Trust, trickery and A.I.;
High energy hurdles to overcome;
The unintended civilian consequences of electronic warfare...;
...May be solved by quantum tech;
Rethinking warp speed travel
This report details the outcomes of a series of high-stakes, seminar-style wargames conducted by a simulated National Space Council (NSpC) to address potential near-term space-related scenarios that could significantly impact U.S. public perception, resourcing, and policy.
Microwave weapons: the future of naval defense;
Cognitive electronic warfare on the rise;
Simulating space wars;
DARPA surges ahead in 3D printing;
Man vs. machine dogfighting has arrived
China’s dogs of war;
The promise of bioprinted skin;
Dumbing down AI for safety;
Lasers rebalance the cost equation;
China creates drones that separate and swarm
Classical computing keeps pace with quantum rivals;
A more bulletproof exoskeleton;
Marine life-inspired armor boosts protection;
Plasma stealth tech could render aircraft invisible;
Electronic warfare and transparent battlefields