Pentagon revs up drive for wearable power
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The Defense Department said on Thursday it would field questions from the public about a $1 million contest to build a lightweight, wearable battery power system for U.S. forces.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles and other so-called "stand-off" weapons, whether currently used or in secret testing, belong to a developing high-tech arsenal that the U.S. military says will help minimize casualties as it battles insurgents.
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Computer monitors with mechanical  arms, wristwatches and binoculars that play music and phones  disguised as cameras are just some of the technological  innovations propelling the digital electronics revolution  forward.
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Unmanned aerial vehicles and other remote-controlled weapons are part of a high-tech arsenal the U.S. military is developing to help minimize casualties in battles with insurgents.
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An army needs water to operate, but it's a pain to tote the stuff around. So Darpa is looking at ways to pull it out of thin air. By Noah Shachtman.
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TechWeb - Startup Kenet is working on military technology which, in civilian hands, could lead to wireless devices that can use hundreds or thousands of channels at very low power.
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A device that turns heat to sound and sound to electricity could power spacecraft.
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A new device recharger debuts, along with products that could take advantage of it.
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Land Warrior axed by Pentagon but may live again The US Army's controversial wearable-tech programme for foot soldiers, known as "Land Warrior," may not be dead after all.â¦
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Developments in silicon carbide wafers may lead to a new world of fast, robust electronics.
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They're small, smart and vigilant, the sort of miniature technology that science fiction writers once dreamed of. But the battery-powered, wireless sensors sometimes known as "smart dust" are here, and they're making their way into the electronic fabric of our lives. -The Washington Post
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The Pentagon no longer needs to hamper the entire Global Positioning System when facing a threat in one part of the world and will stop buying satellites that enable it do so, the military said on Tuesday.
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Pentagon plays musical chairs with MRAP makers.
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Nanowires put more power in smaller packages, researcher reports.
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The Army has been using a new weapon that combines software with imagery beamed from satellites to make missions somewhat less unpredictable.
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China is devoting more resources to its military and the Pentagon wants Beijing to be more open about its intentions.
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The Pentagon predicts that robots will be a major fighting force in the American military in less than a decade.