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The US and UK armed forces collaborated on an experiment to test the potential of autonomous vehicles in saving lives. The UK DSTL and the US Army Combat Capabilities Development Command’s Ground Vehicle Systems Centre (TARDEC) recently experimented on the benefits of autonomous vehicles. They looked at how semi-autonomous logistic convoys, ...


The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) is exploring the use of Chatbots as digital assistants, utilising artificial intelligence to help tactical military users to rapidly access information in the field. Chatbots will enable soldiers to have conversations with a text chat interface system to find and discover the data they ...


Defence Minister Anne-Marie Trevelyan has announced a £1.5 million investment in 12 ground-breaking space innovation projects. The announcement marks the next step in the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory’s (Dstl) ‘Space to Innovate’ competition, which sought to find and fund new technologies that could improve the UK’s resilience, awareness and capability ...


The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) Chief Executive has announced investment of £3.2 million in a new research project to explore the latest vehicle technologies to boost the performance of UK Future Ground Combat Vehicles. The Dstl project, led by QinetiQ, will focus on innovative solutions for ground vehicle mobility, ...


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