Those topics sound interesting but I find more interesting technological developments that will soon lead to new products. I remember reading about a
means to reflect light using nanotechnology that could in effect make an item become invisible if the entire surface was covered.
Many other items of interest pop up all the time.
For instance you can make oil out of algae at vastly better efficiences than other materials.
www.isa.org...
another link to many other developments.
/pl4xhl
The above is a link at isa.org latest development news. I find their news to be quite interesting.
I suppose my link has many programs that have some type of government involvement. These developments are closer to the application phase instead of
development in my opinion.
[edit on 20-5-2009 by orionthehunter]
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Topic started on 19-5-2009 @ 11:44 PM by guppy
Ever since the 90s, I have visited DAPRA's website (darpa.mil) from time to time. Browsing around at the various DOD programs never ceases to amaze
me. Just imagining the future implications of these programs is astounding. There is always a saying that the military is usually one or two
generations more advanced than what is in the civilian market. Seeing these programs helps paint a picture. Check out some sample programs that
caught my attention:
Self-Healing Minefield
Peak Soldier Performance
www.darpa.mil...
Quantum Sensors Program (QSP)
Blood Pharming
Multi Dimensional Mobility Robot (MDMR)
Advanced Soldier Sensor Information System and Technology (ASSIST)
Fracture Putty
LANdroids
Camouflaged Long Endurance Nano Sensors (CLENS)
Architecture-Aware Compiler Environment (AACE)
Bootstrapped Learning (BL)
Biological Sensory Structure Emulation
Self-Healing Minefield
Peak Soldier Performance
www.darpa.mil...
Quantum Sensors Program (QSP)
Blood Pharming
Multi Dimensional Mobility Robot (MDMR)
Advanced Soldier Sensor Information System and Technology (ASSIST)
Fracture Putty
LANdroids
Camouflaged Long Endurance Nano Sensors (CLENS)
Architecture-Aware Compiler Environment (AACE)
Bootstrapped Learning (BL)
Biological Sensory Structure Emulation
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