DARPA
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Jun- 2023 -14 JuneTechnology
DARPA to Develop User-Friendly General Anesthetic for Warfighters
DARPA has introduced a new program to develop safe, effective, and battle-ready anesthetics for warfighters.
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May- 2023 -16 MayTechnology
DARPA Eyes Sensors That Can Operate in Extreme Temperatures
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched an initiative to develop sensors that can withstand extreme temperatures.
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Apr- 2023 -25 AprilAmericas
Pentagon Taps BAE to Develop Autonomous Battle Planning System
The Pentagon has awarded BAE Systems an $8.3 million contract to develop an autonomous battle planning system.
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14 AprilDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
DARPA Completes First Phase of RACER Unmanned Combat Vehicle Program
DARPA has completed the first phase of its Robotic Autonomy in Complex Environments with Resiliency unmanned vehicle program in California.
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12 AprilAmericas
Pentagon Launches Self-Repairing Concrete Development Project
The US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has launched a self-healing building material development project.
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Mar- 2023 -9 MarchDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
General Atomics Air-Launched Armed Drone Program Nears Critical Design Review
General Atomics is set to complete the LongShot air-launched armed drone program phase 2 in early 2023.
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6 MarchAmericas
Pentagon Seeks Next-Gen Runway-Independent Aircraft
DARPA seeks a high-speed, runway-independent next-generation aircraft demonstrator.
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Feb- 2023 -27 FebruaryTechnology
DARPA Showcases Airspace Battlefield Risk Reduction Software
DARPA, US military, and industry partners have tested automated aerial battlefield planning software.
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8 FebruaryDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Pentagon Plans Dynamic Drone Swarms to Penetrate Enemy Defenses
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has sought proposals for a counter-anti-access/area denial drone swarm command and control system.
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3 FebruaryAmericas
DARPA Working on Blood Substitute for Soldiers Injured on Battlefield
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has begun developing a blood substitute for soldiers injured on the battlefield.
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