Beijing Holds First World Humanoid Robot Games as Anduril Brings Defense Tech to NASCAR
As tensions simmer between the US and China, it’s manifesting into bold displays where innovation doubles as a show of power.
US Navy
The U.S. Navy, formally established in 1794, is a branch of the United States Armed Forces responsible for naval warfare and maritime security. It operates a global fleet of ships, submarines, and aircraft to protect sea lanes, project power, and support national defense. The Navy is also a leader in technological innovation, developing advancements in autonomous systems, nuclear propulsion, and cybersecurity to maintain strategic superiority at sea.
AI Avatars vs. Digital Twins, ASICS Microfactory, GAO Hypersonic Weapons Report, Predictive Cattle Breeding and More
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Navy’s Slow Adoption of Digital Design Tools Hurting Shipbuilding Programs: GAO Report
The US Navy’s slow adoption of digital design tools is impeding its shipbuilding efforts, according to a new report submitted to Congress.
Navy Explores Digital Twins for Wargaming Amid Capacity Concerns
The US Navy is exploring digital twin technology for wargaming amid growing concerns about its shipbuilding capacity.
Navy Secretary Points to Disruptive Tech for Solving Shipbuilding Crisis
Amid intense criticism of shipbuilding delays, the U.S. Navy has issued a roadmap aimed at steering the programs in the right direction.