A Tactical Advantage? Additive Manufacturing in the US Military
How is the United States military utilizing 3-D printing and what is the way forward?
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AI on the Frontline: The Future of Warfare
What does the future of warfare look like? What boundaries need to be implemented as AI is introduced to combat environments? Explore how machine learning is helping the US military adapt to the modern battlefield.
Printing the Tip of the Spear: Additive Manufacturing at the U.S Military’s Battlefront
Getting repair parts to sailors at sea and soldiers at the front lines of combat is a logistical nightmare. The U.S. Military thinks Additive Manufacturing technology can help.
Treating Soldiers with Tech
Exploring the Department of Defense's bio-additive manufacturing gambit to address mounting soldier care shortcomings
Don’t Give Up the Ship: A Smarter Approach to Maintenance in the US Navy
The US Navy's antiquated maintenance system must evolve into a conditions-based system enhanced by AI.
How unwanted crowdsourcing can be the difference between life and death for the United States Department of Defense (DoD) and leads to Open Innovation in an insurgent war
This article explores the negative effects of undesired crowdsourcing and how it has been used in the battle field to yield catastrophic results.
Predictions for Patton: Using AI for Maintenance of the Bradley Fighting Vehicle
The U.S. Army is using AI to better address maintenance gaps in one of its most important assets. Success not only means fewer breaks but a faster and more effective force.
Machine Learning to Revolutionize Military Training
Normally sluggish to adapt, the military is taking swift action to utilize cunning edge tech in combat training
Are Killer Robots the Future of Modern Warfare
As AI and Machine Learning continue to develop, how will this affect the way we fight wars.
Printing [War]Toys: Military’s Use of 3-D Printing to Improve Supply Chain
3-D Printing has the potential to significantly impact the military's supply chain: it can significantly reduce their costs, lead times, and inventory levels. Some even say that as the technology improves, it will disrupt the Military-Industrial complex.