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ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Aug. 16, 2017) -- The U.S. Army Research Laboratory along with The University of Texas at El Paso commemorated the opening of a new cybersecurity center with its first community cybersecurity... Full Story ››
ADELPHI LABORATORY CENTER, Md. (August 10, 2017) -- Dr. Philip Perconti assumed responsibilities of the U.S. Army Research Laboratory today during a ceremony at the Adelphi Laboratory Center auditorium. He was officially named the fifth director of the Army's corporate laboratory in June. Maj. Gen. Cedric T. Wins, commander of the Research, Development and Engineering...
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (August 8, 2017) -- A team of Army scientists and engineers have challenged long-held views in the area of human-autonomy interaction to change the way science involves people, especially in developing advanced technical systems that involve artificial intelligence and autonomy. As part of a research program initially funded in...
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Aug. 9, 2017) -- Keeping Soldiers safe is a top priority for vehicle engineers. Army researchers partnered with industry and academia to develop the next generation crash test dummy. Together they designed a new device that will save lives. The standard device used for testing occupant safety was developed by the automotive...
On the military battlefield, atmospheric turbulence significantly deteriorates the performance of tactical and long-range imaging systems used for intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations. In addition, it creates difficulties for target acquisition, identification and recognition. Traditionally, turbulence mitigation methods are applied to...
When physics students are introduced to imaging, it is typically with reference to a single-lens imaging system. See Fig. 1. Optical rays, drawn as straight lines, show that a lens is capable of reproducing an object that exists in space. Why then are real optical systems, like the camera lens represented in Fig. 2, so much more complex? The simple answer...
The fractional calculus, a branch of mathematics formulated alongside classical calculus, has drawn the attention of physical, biological and engineering sciences in the last decade. Although its development started in 1695, only in recent decades has it been regarded as a tool with real-world applications rather than a concept that is purely in the mathematical...
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