The Aurora Project Demonstrates An Autonomous Helicopter
Boeing’s Aurora Project demonstrates how an autonomous helicopter can fly on its own and hints at the tremendous potential it has to offer the military.
Boeing’s Aurora Project demonstrates how an autonomous helicopter can fly on its own and hints at the tremendous potential it has to offer the military.
This new wave energy device will be connected to an onshore grid at a US Marine Corps base, making it the first in the US to get third-party validation.
All that hot air over the proposed Keystone XL Pipeline doesn’t mean beans to US Marines: they want more portable solar power for the war of the future.
We’ve written before about the US Marines Experimental Forward Operating Base (ExFOB) project, and with a mid-May demonstration event for … [continued]
The US Marines are testing a new tricked-out vest that will power their portable electronic gear partly with solar energy. … [continued]
Microgrids that integrate renewables, EVs, and demand response technologies could reach 54.8MW capacity across global U.S. military installations by 2018.
In the legendary competition between various branches of the Armed Services, the one being played out right now is … [continued]
Presidential candidate Mitt Romney is unveiling a new energy policy blueprint for America today, but all you need to know is already right … [continued]
Solar-powered military units operating in war zones are the next move for the U.S. Army’s Net Zero program, which … [continued]
The U.S. Army is developing high tech steam engines that can run on biofuels, and not just for show. The … [continued]