Army Technology
Год / месяц: 2015/5-6
Номер: 3
Страниц: 32
Язык: Английский
Формат: PDF - 45.6 MB
Army Technology Magazine launches, by RDECOM Public Affairs
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, Md. (Aug. 30, 2013) — A new publication featuring science, technology and engineering advances across the U.S. Army is now available.
FEATURES
3 LIMITLESS POTENTIAL OF FUTURE COMPUTING
Interview with the U.S. Army Research Laboratory’s Dr. John
Pellegrino. RDECOM PUBLIC AFFAIRS
6 REVOLUTIONIZING SOLDIER COMMUNICATION
Brain-Computer Interface, known as BCI, aims to create
technologies for recording brain activity. BY JENNA BRADY, ARL
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
8 COMPUTERS AID LANGUAGE TRANSLATION
Army scientists look to create real-time translations tools.
BY JOYCE BRAYBOY, ARL PUBLIC AFFAIRS
10 COMPUTERS SIMULATIONS HELP IMPROVE LETHALITY
Computer models weed out unworkable designs and reduce
the number of costly prototypes. BY ERIC KOWAL, PICATINNY
ARSENAL PUBLIC AFFAIRS
11 CYBER STRATEGY IN TACTICAL ENVIRONMENTS
Army outlines cyberspace requirements for potential
technical investments. BY KRISTEN KUSHIYAMA, CERDEC PUBLIC
AFFAIRS
14 COMMANDER’S VIRTUAL STAFF
Army applies computer automation to operational decision
making. CERDEC PUBLIC AFFAIRS
16 COGNITIVE SCIENCE RESEARCH
Army researchers use virtual reality to test Soldiers and
discover influences on choices. BY JANE BENSON, NSRDEC
PUBLIC AFFAIRS
17 VIRTUAL IS REALITY
Natick researchers provide an accurate, instant and
interactive snapshot of Soldiers and equipment. BY JANE
BENSON, NSRDEC PUBLIC AFFAIRS
18 VIRTUALLY HUMAN
Researchers explore a powerful medium for experiential
learning. BY ORLI BELMAN, USC INSTITUTE FOR CREATIVE
TECHNOLOGIES
20 UNLEASH THE POWER
DOD Supercomputing Resource Center achieves four
petaflops. BY JOYCE BRAYBOY, ARL PUBLIC AFFAIRS
23 MINIATURIZATION
Aviation and missile researchers find advantages in small
computing devices. AMRDEC PUBLIC AFFAIRS
DEPARTMENTS
1 ACRONYM GUIDE
2 COMMANDER’S COLUMN
5 STAND-TO
25 NEWSBRIEFS
28 SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
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