Chinese hackers reportedly hit Navy contractors with multiple attacks
Several successful breaches occurred over the last 18 months, the WSJ reports.
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Navy backs 'omniphobic' coatings to help ships travel farther
They could even navigate a sea of peanut butter.
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Synthetic 'blubber' could triple divers' survival time in icy water
You could swim like a seal for hours.
Chinese hackers stole undersea warfare data from US Navy contractor
They made off with 614GB of information on submarine protocols and secret projects.
Autonomous helicopter completes Marine resupply simulation
Aurora Flight Sciences retrofitted an existing helicopter to fly on its own.
US Army reportedly ceasing use of all DJI drone products
A memo calls for their immediate disuse due to ‘cyber vulnerabilities.’
The Navy’s railguns are ready for live-fire field tests
Out of the lab, but not deployed to ships yet.
Robots could soon cooperate on surveillance
Researchers are working on AI that works together to track objects.
US Navy's MQ-4C Triton drone prepares for deployment in 2018
It just completed its first flight with updated software for features like collision avoidance.
The US Navy wants gamers to stop the rise of the machines
Naval researchers will use a 'MMOWG’ to go up against an AI general.
US Navy decommissions the first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier
The USS Enterprise made history both through its service and its technology.
Smart bullets will help warships fend off drone swarms
Raytheon and others will make guided ammo for the US Navy.
Smart body armor could gauge brain damage from explosions
Sensors could tell whether or not soliders are likely to face trauma.
US Navy's drone 'swarmboats' show off pack tactics
A squad of unmanned autonomous crafts patrolled and investigated threats to a friendly harbor.
US' new stealth destroyer may finally have affordable ammo
The USS Zumwalt could use artillery rounds instead of its custom shells.
MIT's sensor network tracks your power-hungry appliances
The system monitors each device in your home based on the electricity it drains.
