Run-in of new technology in the US Army (NANOTECHNOLOGIES). Technology is shaping how wars are fought, borders are protected, crooks are caught, and individual rights are defined.
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Nanotechnology is an enabling technology for the new classes of sensors (such as novel focal plane arrays), communications, and information processing systems needed for qualitative improvements in persistent surveillance.
Part 2: Run-in of new technology in the US Army (Most Advanced Robots)
The DOD also invests in nanotechnology for advanced energetic materials, photocatalytic coatings, active microelectronic devices, and a wide array of other promising technologies.
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The DOD nanotechnology program is based on coordinated planning and federated execution among the military departments and agencies (components) (e.g., the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency and the Defense Threat Reduction Agency).
Nanotechnology currently represents a scientifically and technologically advanced research theme that has proven and expected value toward enhancing defense capabilities.
Part 2: Run-in of new technology in the US Army (Most Advanced Robots)
