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Autonomous Systems in Defense – Robert’s Rules for Robots: Part 2
In part one of this blog, Kevin noted his belief that robotics and autonomous systems will no doubt change the face of the defense industry across all branches and domains. Here, he picks up the story.
How I chose my new automobile
Recently, Richard Kirk was in the market for a new car. Finding one that exactly met all his requirements proved more difficult than he thought.
Autonomous Systems in Defense – Robert’s Rules for Robots
Both AUSA and the Intel Federal Summit confirmed - again - that autonomy is the future. We look at the implications, not least in terms of the role of AI.
GTC DC: GPGPU at the edge
NVIDIA's GTC DC focuses on military and defense applications, and this year, a key topic was how GPGPU technology can be deployed at the edge of the network and the role of AI and ML in autonomous platforms.
5 ways you might not expect to be cyber attacked, and how we mitigate them
There are obvious ways in which your system could suffer from a cyber attack - and some less obvious ones.
IFS: "a valuable opportunity to connect"
At the Intel Federal Summit last week, we had the opportunity to connect with customers, industry leaders, peers and the Intel technical community.
AI: not so much the what, but the why/how?
The MCubed conference opened Ross Newman's eyes to how we're becoming increasingly reliant on AI - but if that reliance is to increase, it's vital that we understand how AI makes the decisions it does.
GTC Europe: Turing is on its way
For the third year, we were invited to give a presentation about how we're using the tremendous capability of NVIDIA GPU technology to deliver AI for defense applications.
AUSA: looking back on day three
Mark looks back on the last day of AUSA, which continued the theme of previous days: a series of invaluable meetings that gave us not only insight, but also encouragement that we're doing the right things.
AUSA day two: plenty to talk about
Day two of AUSA, and Mark and the Abaco leadership team find that we and the US Army have plenty in common when it comes to the challenges the Army faces.
A productive opening day at AUSA
The Abaco team is at the Walter E Washington Convention Center in Washington DC for AUSA, the largest land warfare trade show in North America.
1553 testing: no more MacGyver solutions
"Mac" MacGyver was renowned for his inventiveness and ingenuity in solving problems with everyday items, a Swiss Army knife and a roll of duct tape. But: testing and debugging MIL-STD-1553 systems shouldn't be like that.
DVD: lots to see, lots to talk about
DVD2018 brought together industry and defense in the land equipment sector to develop ideas and generate greater understanding of technologies, capabilities and requirements. Our Ross Newman reports.
“Alexa: prepare to engage the enemy.”
The ability to interact naturally with computers has come a long way. In this post, Ian McMurray looks at where we’ve come from – and where we might be going.