Lockheed Martin Selects Protonex To Enhance HULC Power Supply Technologies
Protonex will develop fuel cell-based power solutions for Lockheed Martin’s HULC anthropomorphic, electro-hydraulic, robotic exoskeleton.
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Next-Generation of Global Hawk Unmanned Aircraft Takes Flight
World’s first fully autonomous high-altitude, long-endurance unmanned aircraft system, the Global Hawk will carry the Multi-Platform Radar Technology Insertion Program (MP-RTIP) active electronically scanned array radar making well suited for designed for persistent ISR.
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AAI Corp. Receives Order for Three More Shadow Systems For US Army and Marine Corps.
In addition to 91 previously delivered systems, AAI Corporation has been contracted to deliver three new Shadow Tactical Unmanned Aircraft Systems to support U.S. Army and Marine Corps. bringing the total of ordered systems to 116.
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CyPhy Works Awarded $2.4M to Develop Technologies for Small UAVs
CyPhy Works is awarded $2.4M by the U.S. Commerce Department’s National Institute of Standards and Technology, under the Technology Innovation Program, to develop technologies for small, hovering, Unmanned Air Vehicles to be used for the inspection and monitoring of large-scale civil infrastructure elements such as bridges and dams.
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- ABB Contracts With A123 Systems for Robots For Battery Manufacturing
- Swisslog Offers SpeciMinder and RoboCourier Hospital Automation 'Bot
- CoroWare Expands Business in Asia With New Distributor
- Lockheed Martin Selects Protonex To Power HULC Exoskeleton
- Myomo Neuro-Robotic Technology Restores Use of Paralyzed Limbs
- Latest Version of GigE Vision Standard Released
- South Fulton Medical Center Pruchases Freehand Laparoscopic Camera Controller
- How Robots Can Tell Us How We Learn