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This video shows versions of DARPA and Boston Dynamics robots climbing stairs, walking on a treadmill and doing pushups. A modified platform resembling these robots is expected to be used as government-funded equipment (GFE) for performers in Tracks B and C of the DARPA Robotics Challenge (www.darpa.mil The GFE Platform is expected to have two arms, two legs, a torso and a head, and will be physically capable of performing all of the tasks required for the disaster response scenarios scheduled in the Challenge. However, despite the appearance of the robots in the video, the Challenge is decidedly not exclusive to humanoid robot solutions. Any designs are welcome provided they are compatible with shared human-robot environments, compatible with human tools, and compatible with human operators so that a human without expertise in robotics can give commands and confidently anticipate the response. It is DARPA's position that achieving true innovation in robotics, and thus success in the Robotics Challenge, will require contributions from communities beyond traditional robotics developers. Hardware, software, modeling and gaming developers are sought to link with emergency response and various science communities to devise novel solutions that enable robots to respond to disasters according to the tasks laid out in DARPA's announcement (go.usa.gov for the Challenge.

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In 2005, DARPA announced the Nano Air Vehicle (NAV) program and its goal to develop agile and flyers system that could fit in one hand. This video chronicles the development of a "hummingbird" flyer by Aerovironment from concept to prototype demonstration and introduction to the public. A number of difficult design and engineering challenges were overcome in the course of the program, particularly in the wing structure, propulsion and control actuators. Numerous complete prototypes were built and tested to assess and improve the performance of the systems shown in the video. The final prototype achieves the noteworthy milestone of 2-wing flapping hovering and fast forward flight with all power sources on the aircraft and all controls implemented through modulation of the wing strokes in a shape that resembles a real hummingbird and carries and on-board camera that relays video to the pilot in real time. For more information, please visit www.darpa.mil

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The use of ground robots in military explosive-ordinance-disposal missions already saves many lives and prevents thousands of other casualties. If the current limitations on mobility and manipulation capabilities of robots can be overcome, robots could potentially assist warfighters across a greater range of missions. DARPA's Maximum Mobility and Manipulation (M3) program seeks to create and demonstrate significant scientific and engineering advances in robot mobility and manipulation capabilities. This video shows a modified iRobot 510 PackBot equipped with an advanced suspension system maneuvering on a test course. The compliant suspension improves the robot's mobility over rough and uneven terrain. The technological enhancement enables faster transit speeds, climbing of very steep slopes, improved heading control, greater accommodation of debris entering the suspension and reduced impact forces on carried payloads. M3 is a research program aimed at improving robot capabilities through fundamentally new approaches to the engineering of better design tools, fabrication methods and control algorithms. The program covers scientific advancement across four parallel tracks: design tools, fabrication methodologies, control methods and technology-demonstration prototypes. The prototypes demonstrated are designed to test technological advances in robotics across a range of functions, and are not necessarily intended to enter production for military use. The DARPA M3 performer <b>...</b>

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DARPA's Autonomous Robotic Manipulation (ARM) program is developing software to perform human-level tasks quickly and with minimal direction. This video shows the ARM robot performing 18 grasping and manipulation tasks using vision, force, and tactile sensing with full autonomy -- no active human control. The DARPA-supplied robot was built using commercial components that include an arm, hand, neck, and head sensors. During rigorous testing in November 2011, the best team achieved 93% success in grasping modeled and unmodeled objects. The ARM program has entered its second phase, where focus turns to complex bimanual manipulation scenarios

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This video shows a demonstration of the "Cheetah" robot galloping at speeds of up to 18 miles per hour (mph), setting a new land speed record for legged robots. The previous record was 13.1 mph, set in 1989. The robot's movements are patterned after those of fast-running animals in nature. The robot increases its stride and running speed by flexing and un-flexing its back on each step, much as an actual cheetah does. The current version of the Cheetah robot runs on a laboratory treadmill where it is powered by an off-board hydraulic pump, and uses a boom-like device to keep it running in the center of the treadmill. Testing of a free-running prototype is planned for later this year. While the M3 program conducts basic research and is not focused on specific military missions, the technology it aims to develop could have a wide range of potential military applications. The DARPA M3 performer for Cheetah is Boston Dynamics of Waltham, Mass. Read more about DARPA's M3 program at www.darpa.mil

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Alex talks with Dr. Katherine Albrecht, an expert in the area of privacy and technology. She is the founder of Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering and hosts "The Dr. Katherine Albrecht show" on the GCN Radio network. www.katherinealbrecht.com www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv twitter.com DARPA is at it again. This time, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has announced plans to create nanochips for monitoring troops health on the battlefield. Kate Knibbs at Mobiledia reports the sensors are targeted at preventing illness and disease, the two causes of most troops medical evacuations. What seems like a simple way of cutting costs and increasing efficiency has some people concerned that this is the first step in a "computer chips for all" scenario. Bob Unruh at WND reports one of those opponents, Katherine Albrecht, co-author of Spychips says "It's never going to happen that the government at gunpoint says, 'You're going to have a tracking chip. It's always in incremental steps. If you can put a microchip in someone that doesn't track them ... everybody looks and says, 'Come on, it'll be interesting seeing where we go.'" www.infowars.com Robert Johnson Business Insider www.businessinsider.com

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An ultra-fast US military drone that streaked across the sky at 13000 mph and met its demise in the Pacific was doomed by the excessive heat of hypersonic travel, which literally peeled away the drone's metal skin, military officials have revealed. A seven-month study by the military's Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, has found that the so-called Hypersonic Technology Vehicle 2 (HTV-2) amazingly recovered from shockwaves that forced it to roll while traveling at Mach 20 (about 20 times the speed of sound) in an August 2011 test. But the unmanned aircraft was unable to cope with damage to its exterior caused by its extreme speed, DARPA officials said. There is a full article on the HTV-2 here, www.space.com

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Alex talks with Dr. Katherine Albrecht, an expert in the area of privacy and technology. She is the founder of Consumers Against Supermarket Privacy Invasion and Numbering and hosts "The Dr. Katherine Albrecht show" on the GCN Radio network. www.katherinealbrecht.com www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv twitter.com DARPA is at it again. This time, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency has announced plans to create nanochips for monitoring troops health on the battlefield. Kate Knibbs at Mobiledia reports the sensors are targeted at preventing illness and disease, the two causes of most troops medical evacuations. What seems like a simple way of cutting costs and increasing efficiency has some people concerned that this is the first step in a "computer chips for all" scenario. Bob Unruh at WND reports one of those opponents, Katherine Albrecht, co-author of Spychips says "It's never going to happen that the government at gunpoint says, 'You're going to have a tracking chip. It's always in incremental steps. If you can put a microchip in someone that doesn't track them ... everybody looks and says, 'Come on, it'll be interesting seeing where we go.'" www.infowars.com Robert Johnson Business Insider www.businessinsider.com

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Many humans don't enjoy cleaning up disastrous messes—which is why DARPA wants robots designed to clean up for us. The Defense Advanced Research and Planning Agency, or DARPA, has announced a robotics challenge with $2 million in prizes in the hopes that corporations and universities might produce the ultimate mechanized maid—one that can go where humans can't to help clean up after a large-scale disaster. Inspired by difficulties with man-made cleanup efforts in the wake of the Fukushima disaster in Japan last year, the competition wants robot designs capable of specific tasks, including driving a vehicle to a simulated disaster site, moving across rubble, and finding and closing a valve on a leaking pipe. The competitions for cash prizes are expected to be held in 2013 and 2015, and DARPA officials are encouraging international participation.

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Today's dismounted warfighter can be saddled with more than 100 pounds of gear, resulting in physical strain, fatigue, and degraded performance. To help alleviate the impact of excess weight on troops, DARPA is developing a highly mobile, semi-autonomous four-legged robot, the Legged Squad Support System (LS3). LS3 includes onboard sensors to perceive obstacles in its environment and path-planning capabilities to avoid them. The LS3 platform is designed with the squad in mind and is therefore significantly quieter, faster and has a much higher carrying capacity for longer mission durations than DARPA's earlier mobility technology demonstrator BigDog. The LS3 prototype recently completed its first outdoor assessment, demonstrating mobility by climbing and descending a hill and exercising its perception and autonomous follow-the-leader capabilities.

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Roughly eight months ago DARPS's HTV-2 flight failed, and the agency explained why on Monday. It was reportedly moving so fast its skin peeled off, and the unmanned plane rolled and dove into the ocean.

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DARPA's SeeMe program aims to give mobile, US warfighters overseas access to on-demand, space-based tactical information in remote and beyond-line-of-sight conditions. If successful, SeeMe will provide timely imagery to warfighters of their immediate surroundings via handheld devices. The SeeMe solicitation is at go.usa.gov

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Dr. Kathleen Fisher speaks on DARPA's High-Assurance Cyber Military Systems (HACMS) program. To learn more, please visit go.usa.gov

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Update April 23, 2012 DARPA's Hypersonic Glider Aborted Due To Shell Degradation. An experimental hypersonic glider was forced to abort its 13000 mph flight over the Pacific Ocean during the summer of 2011 because larger than expected portions of its skin peeled off. September, 16 2011 The second and final flight test of DARPA's Hypersonic Test Vehicle 2 (HTV-2) is expected to take place today over the Pacific Ocean. The wedge shaped unmanned hypersonic test vehicle is scheduled for launch by a Minotaur IV rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base on the pacific coast, between 7 AM and 1 PM PDT. The flight is expected to take about 20 minutes. Read Full article @ defense-update.com Update 2012 An experimental hypersonic glider was forced to abort its 13000 mph flight over the Pacific Ocean during the summer of 2011 because larger than expected portions of its skin peeled off, officials from the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) announced on Friday. According to the Associated Press (AP), the Hypersonic Technology Vehicle-2 (HTV-2) launched atop a rocket from California's Vandenberg Air Force Base last August 11 as part of research into the development of extremely-fast global strike capability for the Department of Defense. It was able to reach speeds of up to Mach 20 (20 times the speed of sound) for three minutes before its autonomous flight safety system aborted the flight, landing it in the ocean. While officials expected some of the vehicle's skin to <b>...</b>

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During the Colloquium, more than 700 cyber experts from industry, academia and the hacker community learned how since 2009, DARPA has been steadily increasing its cyber research. Its budget submission for fiscal year 2012 increased cyber research funding by $88M. Over the next five years, the Agency's proposed cyber research investment expects to grow from 8 to 12 percent of its top line. These investments are shifting to activities that promise more convergence with the threat and recognize the unique needs of DoD. Dugan explained, "in the coming years DARPA will focus an increasing portion of its cyber research on the investigation of offensive capabilities to address military-specific needs."

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Look at my Twitterings! twitter.com Like OMN on Facebook: www.facebook.com Follow OMN on Twitter: twitter.com Check out oneminutenews.com Boston Dynamics and DARPA have teamed up to bring us yet another headless robotic animal. This one's called the Cheetah, and its broken robo-landspeed records by trotting at a brisk 18mph. Just think, someday this thing will be chasing down our children in the street and implanting them with tracking chips! It's a mom's dream come true! Source www.huffingtonpost.com

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04/13/2012 Massachusetts engineering company Boston Dynamics has brought the era of humanoid robots one mechanical step closer with its latest version of PETMAN, a robot that can now climb stairs, as well as walk and do push-ups. PETMAN's development is being supported by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the US Defense Department's technological research wing. LeakSource.wordpress.com

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playlist www.youtube.com attorney Andrew D. Basiago shared an update on his truth campaign involving time travel technologies. In discussing a recent news story about DARPA's advancement in video surveillance that could end public anonymity, he declared that "DARPA had far surpassed the performance of this kind of technology 40 years ago when I was serving on Project Pegasus" (as a child). He believes we're being prepared for the eventual truth about chronovision (technology to view past or future events), as well as teleportation into different times. The chronovisor, he explained, "generates a hologram of a past or future event...by driving an electromagnetic signal through an octagonal, an eight-sided array of bismuth crystals." Basiago admitted that he hasn't seen the technologies since 1972 (when he left the program), and they may have been shelved, but, he added we do have some clues that chronovision persisted and was implemented by the US intelligence community. For more, see recaps from his show appearances on 11/11/09, and 11/11/10. He'll also be doing a speaking engagement this weekend in Los Angeles. Website: www.projectpegasus.net

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Transcript by Newsy: www.youtube.com BY LEAH BECERRA ANCHOR LAUREN ZIMA It's a bird, it's a plane-- no, it's a Falcon! Well, it's the Pentagon's Falcon Hypersonic Technology Vehicle. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's first Falcon test run took place last August. The results for that test, along with results from a similar test a month ago, were finally released this week. As far as most people can see both trials failed, KETK explains the first test run. "For nine minutes ...[ DARPA] flew its Hypersonic Technology Vehicle at speeds reaching 20 times the speed of sound -- fast enough to fly from New York to Los Angeles in less than 12 minutes. But then, something went wrong..." The outer shell of the Falcon basically started peeling off. DARPA initially offered no explanation for why this happened. After testing the second Falcon vehicle last month though, the falcon's difficulties were made clear. Fox news spoke with a technical adviser about the tests. "I have to emphasize, this is very difficult problem they're trying to solve. They're trying to develop a vehicle that can travel at immense speeds through the upper atmosphere, with high forces and very high heat..." On top of just creating a vehicle to withstand this environment, DARPA scientists are also trying to control the Falcon. The goal is a weapon that can destroy a target within a window of mere seconds. Even though both tests failed the LA Times points out the good news. "The flight successfully <b>...</b>

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www.gearlive.com - We visited one of the fifty or so groups participating in the DARPA Urban Challenge during one of their qualifying rounds. In case you are unaware, the DARPA Urban Challenge is a charge given publicly to groups who are capable of designing and proving the technology for autonomously driven vehicles. Carnegie Mellon University teamed up with GM to create an autonomous SUV they call "Boss". In order to participate in November's 60-mile urban driverless race, they need to pass this benchmark. Check out the video to see Boss pull perfect three point turns and beautifully follow traffic rules - even at four way stops with other cars. We're crazy excited to see this technology come alive in our society. The team from DARPA is darting back and forth across our country qualifying and disqualifying entries. Some of the remaining companies and teams will bring us autonomously driven cars during our lifetime, its amazing how close we already are.

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This concept video explains DARPA's Phoenix program, which seeks to develop technologies to cooperatively harvest and re-use valuable components from retired, nonworking satellites in GEO (GEO--22000 miles above the earth). The goal is to demonstrate the ability to create new space systems at greatly reduced cost compared to developing, building and launching brand new replacement satellites. More info may be found here: go.usa.gov

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The new DARPA Robot LS3 is a rough-terrain robot that walks, runs, climbs and carries heavy loads. BigDog is powered by an engine that drives a hydraulic actuation system. BigDog has four legs that are articulated like an animal's, with compliant elements to absorb shock and recycle energy from one step to the next.

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Alex welcomes back to the show Bob Bowman, a former Director of Advanced Space Programs Development for the US Air Force in the Ford and Carter administrations. Mr. Bowman and Alex will talk about the supposed loss of the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's hypersonic test vehicle (HTV-2) on its second and final flight. The government claims the experimental vehicle was lost in the ocean. Alex also talks about the emerging presidential contender field and the continued effort to marginalize the real GOP front-runner, Ron Paul. thepatriots.us www.infowars.com www.prisonplanet.tv

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What do you get when you combine QR codes, social media, and visions of the apocalypse? DARPA's new scavenger hunt with cash prizes, of course! The Defense Advance Research Projects Agency wants us to hunt down hospitals, reservoirs, and other resources that could prove important in a scorched landscape. You know, for practice! The game, called CLIQR Quest, wants contestants to compete for $40000 by finding and logging QR codes throughout the continental United States to "represent the dispersion of resource concentrations throughout the country." The apparent goal is to learn how people can use technology to help emergency workers assess damage and remaining resources after a large disaster. The catch is that even Carmen Sandiego couldn't collect them all with a private jet, so contestants need to use their own powers of social media, app development, and most importantly—collaboration—to win. So sharpen your post-apocalyptic bartering skills ... unless you want to just keep playing Farmville.

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BY LEAH BECERRA The Department of Defense's advanced research agency, DARPA, is looking to bring a little Sci-Fi to real life. Engadget explains. "Think Terminator meets Avatar. The agency has set aside $7 million of [its] $2.8 billion 2012 budget to develop an 'Avatar program'". The program's goal is to create bi-pedal robots, machines that walk on two feet like humans, that soldiers can interface with. Should DARPA's research succeed; machines would fight as a soldier's surrogate -- Terminator-style. But CNet explains this isn't so far-fetched. "... consider that the technology to control a humanoid robot with a brain-machine interface, while rudimentary, has been around for years, as shown with Honda's Asimo robot." Honda's robot, reported on in 2009, uses the brain's electrical brainwaves and cerebral blood flow to control the bot's movements. This isn't DARPA's first robotic project either. Last week, the agency released updated footage of 'robodog.' It's designed to follow soldiers and carry their equipment. Basically, this isn't a new idea, but The Verge points out, having a smaller budget than Avatar could be an issue down the road. "...[DARPA's] budget isn't nearly as large — the film Avatar cost over $230 million. And if you've ever watched it, you'll remember how well the program actually worked out for the military..." The success of the Avatar program would mean more safety for soldiers in war zones. So, unless DARPA changes its name to Skynet, no one should <b>...</b>

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04/23/2012 "Falcon" travels 13000 mph; means military could strike anywhere in the world within an hour. Source Article: www.darpa.mil LeakSource.wordpress.com

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Today's attack submarines -- even those operating with third-world countries, still pose a formidable threat to US navy aircraft carriers and their escort vessels, but the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is working on technologies that might give US anti-submarine warfare some big advantages.

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5 Mar 2012. The use of ground robots in military explosive-ordinance-disposal missions already saves many lives and prevents thousands of other casualties. If the current limitations on mobility and manipulation capabilities of robots can be overcome, robots could much more effectively assist warfighters across a greater range of missions. DARPA's Maximum Mobility and Manipulation (M3) program seeks to create and demonstrate significant scientific and engineering advances in robot mobility and manipulation capabilities. The M3 program pursues four parallel tracks of research and development: tool design, improvement of production methods and processes, improvement in control of robot mobility and manipulation, and prototype demonstration. This video shows a demonstration of the "Cheetah" robot galloping at speeds of up to 18 miles per hour (mph), setting a new land speed record for legged robots. The previous record was 13.1 mph, set in 1989. The robot's movements are patterned after those of fast-running animals in nature. The robot increases its stride and running speed by flexing and un-flexing its back on each step, much as an actual cheetah does. The current version of the Cheetah robot runs on a laboratory treadmill where it is powered by an off-board hydraulic pump, and uses a boom-like device to keep it running in the center of the treadmill. Testing of a free-running prototype is planned for later this year. While the M3 program conducts basic research and is not <b>...</b>

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This DARPA video shows versions of DARPA and Boston Dynamics robots climbing stairs, walking on a treadmill and doing pushups. "A modified platform resembling these robots is expected to be used as government-funded equipment (GFE) for performers in Tracks B and C of the DARPA Robotics Challenge (www.darpa.mil according to a DARPA statement accompanying the video. "The GFE Platform is expected to have two arms, two legs, a torso and a head, and will be physically capable of performing all of the tasks required for the disaster response scenarios scheduled in the challenge. However, despite the appearance of the robots in the video, the challenge is decidedly not exclusive to humanoid robot solutions. Any designs are welcome provided they are compatible with shared human-robot environments, compatible with human tools, and compatible with human operators so that a human without expertise in robotics can give commands and confidently anticipate the response." To see more DMN Videos in full visit: www.defensemedianetwork.com

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Warning : these machines will be used against the population! NO copyright intended for educational purposes only! www.skewsme.com The Corbett Report - 8 May, 2011 Episode 185 -- The Singularity Cometh Podcast: Play in new window | Download As we stand on the brink of the age of spritual machines, are we as a society ready to face the consequences of our creation...or even to understand what those consequences are? Join us this week on The Corbett Report as we unpack the marvels and the horror of Kurzweil's law of accelerating returns. Documentation Documentation -- The Corbett Report 2009 Video Archive DVD Time Reference: 01:48 Description: Support The Corbett Report. Buy the DVD. Link To: The Corbett Report Documentation -- Transcendent Man trailer Time Reference: 02:52 Description: The official trailer for the 2011 release of this documentary about Ray Kurzweil and his concept of the singularity. Link To: YouTube.com Documentation -- The Age of Spiritual Machines Time Reference: 06:19 Description: Landmark book by Kurzweil on the singularity and its consequences. Link To: Amazon.com Documentation -- The Singularity is Near Time Reference: 06:21 Description: Somewhat newer book by Kurzweil on (you guessed it) the singularity. Link To: Amazon Documentation -- Moore's Law Time Reference: 06:59 Description: The observation made by Intel co-founder Thomas Moore in 1965 that the number of transistors per square inch on integrated circuits doubles every two years. Link To <b>...</b>

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