The Army’s effort to introduce unmanned vehicles into its inventory has slowed as the service’s budget tightens and questions remain on how the technology will be used...
Raytheon recently test-fired a new GPS-guided 120mm mortar round at Yuma Proving Grounds, Ariz., demonstrating a precision-firing technology designed to help Marine...
The Navy is moving closer to having a sea-launched, anti-ship cruise missile able to change course in flight and hit moving ship targets from distances up to 1,000 miles...
Army research to reduce the use of fuel and water, and to reduce waste output at forward operating bases, or FOBs, promises to dramatically reduce the number of convoys...
Troops often use abandoned masonry, brick or cinderblock structures for defensive purposes instead of building their own or digging foxholes. While these structures...
Army weapons officials recently showed off its latest effort at arming an unmanned vehicle to keep soldiers safer on the battlefield. The Ripsaw unmanned ground vehicle...
DSIAC is attending the 2015 Joint Army-Navy-NASA-Air Force (JANNAF) Meeting | 1 - 5 June 2015 in at the Nashville Airport Marriott Hotel in Nashville, Tennessee. DSIAC...
Star Wars fans, calm down. The US Air Force wants to fire a 100-plus-kilowatt laser from a small plane. And not just any airplane, Air Force Research Laboratory...
Boeing is trying to sell the Navy an upgraded anti-ship and land attack weapon designed to double the range of the service’s existing Harpoon. The Harpoon Next-...
Rail gun bullets move seven times the speed of sound. Laser beams fire at the speed of light. But Pentagon procurement? Not so fast. But with both Congress and the Navy...
While fashions in high-energy lasers have changed as technology progresses, from gas to diode and now fiber, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) has stayed its...
It's often said that no two human fingerprints are exactly alike. For that reason, police often use them as evidence to link suspects to crime scenes. The same goes for...
DSIAC is attending and participating in the 2015 SOFIC (Special Operations Forces Industry Conference) | May 19-21, 2015 in Tampa, FL. DSIAC staff members are available...
A new era in autonomy and unmanned systems for naval operations is on the horizon, as officials at the Office of Naval Research (ONR) announced today recent technology...
The roles played by autonomous weapons will be discussed at a meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, this week which could have far reaching ramifications for the future of war...
The technology world is accelerating at faster and faster rates – a development that has major implications for the U.S. defense establishment. Historically, the...
The M109A7 will be the U.S. Army’s first new artillery piece in twenty years. This Thursday, the United States Army will receive a new artillery vehicle, the M109A7 PIM...
Visiting Senior Fellow Dr. Jason Ellis examines the value of directed energy weapons and makes a series of recommendations for how the U.S. can invest in a cost-...
This past December, NASA 3D printed a working tool for the first time in outer space, using a 3D printer that was built with the help of Made In Space. That tool was a...
DSIAC is attending and participating in the SPIE DSS 2015 in Baltimore, MD April 20th through 24th. DSIAC staff members are available to answer questions about the...
