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By Sep 17, 2009
Technology

White House To Scrap Eastern European Missile Defense Shield

Reversing years of Bush administration policy, the White House announced that it has scrapped plans for an Eastern European component...
By Aug 25, 2009
Science

A Portable Device for Frying Electronics

An enemy missile has no strategic value if its computer is down. A high-power-microwave emitter can disable a missile’s electronics...
By Jul 2, 2009
Technology

Darpa’s First Robotic Ornithopter Hovers, Flies Like a Hummingbird

The creepy, tiny wing-flapping UAV, designed for indoor flight, is modelled on hummingbirds
By Jun 17, 2009
Technology

Network of Wi-Fi-Enabled Cyborg Insects Hunts Down WMDs

A wireless network allows electronically enhanced bugs to chirp, tweet, and blog (some day!) about weapons they find
By Jun 16, 2009
Gadgets

A Lightweight Display Brings Instant Army Intelligence to Your Wrist

The flexible, durable, wearable screen could soon be standard issue
By Jun 11, 2009
Technology

A Word With the Inventor of the Battlefield Snakebot and the Wall-Scaling Snailbot

Israeli roboticist Amir Shapiro looks to the animal kingdom to design robots that can go where humans can't
By Jun 2, 2009
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Drones Hone In On Taliban Targets Marked With Tiny Microchips

Minuscule beacons tell pilotless aircraft where to bomb.
By Jun 1, 2009
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“Luke” Arm Begins Widespread Testing Among Veterans

Dean Kamen's ground-breaking prosthetic enters large-scale military trial
By May 29, 2009
Technology

Meet Ember, the Littlest Warbot

iRobot's lovable fighting machine can be toted in your pocket
By May 29, 2009
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Recycling a Warship Into A Giant Artificial Reef

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