The US Navy is working on ways to build, deploy, and control thousands of small drones that are able to flock together to overwhelm anti-aircraft defenses with sheer numbers, budget documents reveal. The conflict in Ukraine has proved the worth of small drones, including consumer quadcopters, ...
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The Navy is also committed to employing this technology toward the development of vehicles, platforms, structures and deep dive systems to fulfill the Navy's requirements for deep ocean search, location, recovery, underwater construction and salvage. Constructively, this capability contributes to the ...
The Navy conducted a tiny test of wearable fitness technology in 2015. That was an effort to encourage “year-round fitness awareness” among sailors by measuring their physical activity and allowing them to set goals. But that project was limited. As with a similar Army initiative, official...
The first supercomputer — Livermore Atomic Research Computer — was built for the US Navy Research and Development Centre in 1960. To show you how far we have come since then, we have curated a detailed list of the fastest supercomputers in the world. They are all non-distributed computer ...
An F-35C prepares to launch off the flight deck of the USS Carl Vinson while a second prepares to launch off the flight deck of the aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln on Jan. 22, 2022, in the Philippine Sea. Larissa T. Dougherty/US Navy ...
‘Life-of-Ship’ Reactor Core.The US Navy is accelerating the development and construction of its new Columbia class SSBNs to attain the goal of engineering the most lethal, high-tech and advanced SSBN the world has ever seen. These submarines will enter service by 2031 and serve well into...
Stottler Henke is developing VERTICAL (VLA Experimental Resource for Testing Innovative Configurations And Lightings) for the US Navy; a test and design tool that can be used to support vertical takeoff and landing/rotorcraft ship VLA design and testing at the test team members' work area. This ...
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