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Underbody live-fire test at Aberdeen Test Center. (Image provided by the Aberdeen Test Center)

SLAD advances survivability in under–body blast attacks

"The IED is the weapon of choice for threat networks because they are cheap, made from readily available off-the-shelf components, easy to construct, lethal, and accurate," said Army Lt. Gen. Michael D. Barbero, director of the Joint IED Defeat Organization, in his September 2012 testimony to the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense. More

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Developing an active approach to defense

For the past decade members of the Army's research community have worked to develop models of an active protection system (APS) with multiple configurations. The goal is to eventually field APS variants on Army.... More

Pictured is a rendering of an active protective system. (Image By: TIME Magazine)

ARL computer systems rank among the world's fastest supercomputers

The U.S. Army Research Laboratory (ARL) was recently recognized on the TOP500 List of the world's top supercomputers.

"ARL's 19-year history of having... More

The U.S. Army Research Laboratory's newest High Performance Computing asset Pershing

HRED researchers are developing robot intelligence to support Soldiers' missions

Unmanned systems have begun to have a significant impact on warfare. Unmanned drones providing sustained surveillance, swift precise attacks on high value targets and small robots are being used... More

Shown with two of the robots are (l to r): Sean McGhee, STG contractor, cognitive robotics team (CRT); Eric Avery, Human Research and Engineering Directorate (HRED), cognitive sciences branch (CSB) CRT; and Troy Kelley, cognitive robotics team leader, HRED, CSB.

 

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Last Update / Reviewed: February 12, 2013