The current DARPA Advanced Technology Development program retains this theme with a focus on maturing advanced technologies ...

DARPA has announced the start of the Fast Event-based Neuromorphic Camera and Electronics (FENCE) program, which is designed to make computer vision cameras more efficient by mimicking how the human ...

It’s been hypothesized that quantum computing will one day revolutionize information processing across a range of military and civilian applications – from artificial intelligence, to supply chain ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dave Altavilla is a Tech Analyst covering chips, compute and AI. In the Tech sector there are few areas of the market that are as ...

DARPA's HARQ program aims to enable different qubit types to work together, addressing the limitations of single-architecture ...

With the release of the Federal Aviation Administration’s rules for the routine use of small unmanned aircraft, the commercial drone industry is finally ready for takeoff. As unmanned aerials systems ...

SEATTLE — Years before U.S. consumers felt the impact of semiconductor supply chain shortages, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency was already mulling how to tackle the long-term ...

A new program by the defense agency that helped develop stealth technology and GPS aims to measure and predict how human teams perform together and improve training with scientific tools. The Defense ...

Mynaric has been selected as a key development partner to create a benchtop model of a next-generation optical communications terminal as part of Phase 1 of the Space-based adaptive communications ...

The nature of war continues to evolve through the 21st century with conflict zones shifting from jungles and deserts to coastal cities. Not to mention the rapidly increasing commercial availability of ...

An experimental DARPA plane that would steer using bursts of air is expected to have its first flight in late 2027, more than two years later than originally planned, after the program was paused and ...

It took four decades for Fred Downs to be able to pinch himself with his left hand. Or open a jar. Or turn a key in the front door of his Virginia home. Downs now sports a new prosthetic arm funded by ...