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Weaponized Unmanned System A weaponized unmanned system is a military purpose combat robot that is either semi-autonomous or completely autonomous. That is to say it can respond to threats with either lethal or non lethal force, with either minimal input from humans, or none at all. Below, we offer a selection of links from our resource databases which may match this term.
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 MULE is an American military unmanned ground vehicle, designed by Lockheed Martin. It is an artificial intelligence controlled combat support robot, albeit one that is larger than a humvee.
 An AI-based unmanned stealth fighter jet, after being hit by lightning, decides to execute a top-secret mission that could result in global thermonuclear war ? the plotline from Stealth, a movie based on reality? 
The Grand Challenge is an annual robotics contest, which first started in Autumn 2004. The task is ro assemble a group of unmanned, self-driving vehicles, and compete in an Artificial-Intelligence race over 100-150 miles of offroad course, in DARPA's drive to create robotic combat machines.
 In concept it is quite brilliant – using a small, cheap, practically 3D printable unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to greatly accelerate the development of aerial sensors, by allowing them to quickly and easily be fitted to the UAV, and launched into the air without a moment's hesitation. Something needs tweaking, the small plane is landed, the sensor detached, tweaked, reattached and the whole thing lifts again.
 Unlike in the peripheral nervous system, where cells are often unable to distinguish which branching pathway an electrical system is travelling from, the central nervous system makes use of sophisticated internal networks not too dissimilar from an IP record, to differentiate between nervous pathways.
This book is very much a holistic first-timer?s guide to creating a hideously complex system ? a full virtual reality. The book describes a VR system as ?a system that provides a synthetic experience for its user(s)?, a definition which could not possibly be any broader. 
One person?s take on creating an inventory system that emulates reality.
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November 7th 2011 - November 10th 2011 Halifax, NS, Canada Unmanned Systems Canada invites the global unmanned systems community to gather in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada to the first unmanned systems conference and t...
(04/08/2011)
September 13th - September 16th 2011 London, United Kingdom DSEi (Defence & Security Equipment International) in London September 13-16, 2011 hosts the largest Robotics and Unmanned Systems focus to date. As the worl...
(09/05/2010)
Nature shows and Caribbean vacation commercials often depict a school of fish moving as a single entity to avoid obstacles and elude prey. Engineers hope to give unmanned mini-submarines, mini-helicopters and other autonomous vehicles the s...
(07/06/2014)
While civil aviation is on the threshold of potentially revolutionary changes with the emergence of increasingly autonomous unmanned aircraft, these new systems pose serious questions about how they will be safely and efficiently integrated...
(18/06/2012)
The integration of drones, or unmanned aerial systems (UAS), into the National Airspace System (NAS) needs to be expedited, the Senate Armed Services Committee said in its report on the FY2013 defense authorization bill last week, FAS Secre...
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