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To win the deep-tech race, India needs ‘General Innovation Rules’India is launching ambitious science initiatives. However, current financial rules designed for conventional procurement hinder R&D. A new ...- Grok falls flat in Washington, undercutting SpaceX's AI growth storySpaceX's AI chatbot Grok faces significant challenges gaining traction within the U.S. government. Federal agencies show a strong preferenc...
- What is shelf-stable synthetic blood? The scientific advancement that could transform battlefield and emergency careA revolutionary synthetic blood is nearing human trials. This freeze-dried product can be stored for years at room temperature. It can be r...
- IonQ stock surges 20% after bagging big contract - here's all about it, and what investors should knowIonQ stock today surged approximately 20% following the announcement of a significant DARPA contract for the HARQ program. This initiative ...
- Can AI quicken the pace of math discovery?DARPA’s new Exponentiating Mathematics programme aims to accelerate pure mathematics research by developing AI tools capable of high-level ...
- Manta Ray: US Navy's secret undersea drone spotted, then disappeared from Google MapsThe US Navy's Manta Ray submarine, a prototype underwater drone developed by Northrop Grumman, was recently spotted at the Port Hueneme nav...
- Pentagon plans AI-based programme to estimate prices for critical mineralsThe programme, which received little attention after it was announced on a Pentagon website in October, is part of Washington's broader eff...
- White House launches AI-based contest to secure government systems from hacksNumerous US organizations, from healthcare groups to manufacturing firms and government institutions, have been hacking targets in recent y...
- DARPA conducts HAWC vehicle’s final flight test. See detailsA Boeing B-52 Stratofortress plane was used to conduct the fourth successful test flight of Hypersonic Air-breathing Weapon Concept (HAWC) ...
- US successfully tested Lockheed hypersonic missile this week: SourcesThe US Air Force successfully tested a Lockheed Martin hypersonic missile this week, sources said.
- Indian scientist to help US troops direct robots with mindA team headed by Gaurav Sharma, senior research scientist at Battelle, is among six teams to win grants to develop brain-machine interfaces.
- View: India must seriously invest in strengthening its indigenous defence industryIndia needs to re-orient policy and research in a manner that stimulates growth in defence sector.
- Collateral benefit: Why self-driving cars owe a lot to Afghan, Iraq warsThese cars carry scars and dent from participation in a legendary series of competitions organized by the Darpa, a research and development...
- Future computers may be molecular machines: DARPAAs the complexity and volume of global digital data grows, so too does the need for more capable and compact means of processing and storin...
- People are getting Matrix-style brain implants to boost their memoryThese implants could someday be used to restore memory to people suffering from traumatic brain injury or other neurological problems.
- The US Navy is testing its submarine-hunting drone ship ACTUVOriginally conceived as a DARPA project, ACTUV is designed to hunt the next generation of nearly silent enemy diesel submarines.
- US successfully tests bullets that can change course midairThe US military has successfully tested self-steering "smart" bullets that have a real-time guidance system to track targets and can change...
- DRDO needs to be agile, focused: ExpertsReshaping DRDO into a cutting-edge military research agency has been a demand of the military for years, and recommendations of many commit...
- Northrop Grumman shows off its experimental spaceplane conceptA press release details that the XS-1 will have a reusable booster that Grumman stresses is "affordable" with "aircraft-like" operations.
- US developing smart-phone piloted military dronesUS is developing a smart- phone piloted and cheap military drone capable of assisting troops in front lines of battle.
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