autonomous systems
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Sep- 2021 -15 September
Royal Navy Unveils ‘Future Vision’ of Autonomous Fleet
The Royal Navy unveiled its “future vision” for an autonomous fleet based on a design challenge for young engineers at UK Naval Engineering Science and Technology (UKNEST).
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14 September
Israel Unveils New Semi-Autonomous Army Robot
Israel Aerospace Industries unveiled a semi-autonomous army robot capable of patrolling battle zones.
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1 September
Turkish Shipyard Develops Autonomous Anti-Submarine Craft
Turkey’s Ares Shipyard has finished designing an autonomous anti-submarine warfare vehicle to begin mass production this year.
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Aug- 2021 -19 August
US Army Turns to Jumping Squirrels for Robot Inspiration
The US Army is studying squirrels’ thought processes whenever they leap from tree to tree to help scientists develop more agile robots.
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Jun- 2021 -30 June
Israel Unveils Long-Range Autonomous Missile System
Israel unveiled Sea Breaker, a fifth-generation precision-guided autonomous missile system capable of hitting a range of marine and land targets.
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23 June
Ukraine Unveils Unmanned Combat Rotorcraft
Ukrainian private defense firm Ramzay unveiled an unmanned combat helicopter at the arms and security exhibition in Kyiv.
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10 June
USAF Evaluates Electric Vertical-Lift Aircraft in Medical Evacuation
The US Air Force has tested an electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft for the first time.
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May- 2021 -26 May
US Military Paper Offers Insights on Energy-Efficient Robots
US Army researchers have found a way to design robotic, ground-mobile systems to operate efficiently off-road for defense.
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6 May
Canadian Military to Acquire Armed Drones Worth Up to $5 Billion
Canada will issue a formal request for bids to purchase armed military drones worth up to $5 billion in the fall, Royal Canadian Air Force commander Lt. Gen. Al Meinzinger told The Canadian Press.
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Apr- 2021 -22 April
US Army Studying How Autonomous, Wearable Tech Can Adapt to Soldiers
US Army researchers are conducting a study that involves an adaptive exoskeleton boot that optimizes soldier performance.
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