Defense Technology Monitor No. 114
A polymer that heals on impact;
Navy tests first sea-based hypersonic launch;
Progress toward power beaming;
Sound waves expose hidden seafloor bombs;
Fix the data, fix the AI
A polymer that heals on impact;
Navy tests first sea-based hypersonic launch;
Progress toward power beaming;
Sound waves expose hidden seafloor bombs;
Fix the data, fix the AI
Robots that walk, no circuits needed;
Army produces cheap drone swarms;
...While Navy directed energy weapon shoots them down;
Quantum sensing for defense;
French interceptor takes aim at orbital debris
Without immediate legal and technological reforms, the U.S. will remain vulnerable to adversarial drone incursions that exploit current jurisdictional and strategic gaps in our existing system.
Nature's superfiber;
Beijing pursues deep-sea strategy...;
...As Darpa releases sea drone;
A space metal milestone;
China's "kill mesh" tightens
Missile Defense and Space: The Next Frontier for Strategic Advantage
Slaying the Hypersonic Beast
Missile Defense Must Go Back to the Future
Integrating Air and Missile Defense in Regional Conflicts
Prioritizing Air and Missile Defense Spending in the Broader Budget Debate