FORT HOOD, Texas - A few Black Jack engineers add another important element to their job and training this year using not weapons or tools, but robotics. Engineers with Company C, 2nd "Spartan" ...

Talon robots moving from taking pictures to wielding machine gun. People, though, will control where it goes and what is shoots. Photo: Combat-ready robots Michael Kanellos is editor at large at CNET ...

TALON(R) Responder robot by QinetiQ North America tailored to serve those who protect MCLEAN, Va. , Jan. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- QinetiQ North America, a global developer of innovative technology solutions ...

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QinetiQ North America has won a $6.8 million contract from the Navy for Talon Generation IV Engineer robot vehicles, Defense Department officials said Oct. 15. The company will furnish vehicles, ...

credit Carl P. Evans III The REV carries a second, smaller robot that can drag the wounded off the battlefield. credit Carl P. Evans III The Army’s new Talon robot – machine gun-equipped, and due to ...

QinetiQ North America, a global developer of innovative technology solutions for national defense, homeland security and first responders, today announced that its Technology Solutions Group ...

Foster-Miller Inc. reports it has landed $58.5 million in contracts from the U.S. Army and Navy for its Talon robots and parts. The $58.5 million comprises two orders placed within the last six months ...

QinetiQ North America has won a $7.8 million order to provide Pakistan with TALON robots that can help dispose of improvised explosive devices. QinetiQ North America has won a $7.8 million order to ...

My nigga Noah Shachtman, who I call ‘nigga’ because neither of us is black, drops mechanized science in this story for Wired, talking about a new prototype Talon robots that will be hitting the sunny ...

Next year, the U.S. Army will give robots machine guns, although humans will firmly be in control of them. The Army next March will begin to deploy Talon robots from Waltham, Mass.-based Foster-Miller ...