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Get This: The Navy Is Now Experimenting With 3-D Printing Drones Aboard Ship
['Ward Clark', 'Teri Christoph', 'Kyle Becker', 'Nick Arama', 'Brad Essex']
RedState
Drones are certainly one of the latest and greatest in military technology.
AdvertisementNow, a tech company and the United States Navy are working on a way to 3-D print drones aboard ship, presumably while at sea.
A defense technology company produced 3D-printed drones aboard a Navy ship at sea using a containerized microfactory, aiding the Navy in its pursuit of easily built autonomous technology that can quickly boost a warship’s weapons capacity.
Instead of shipping pallets of drones to ports to be loaded aboard ships, or stocking them on replenishment ships, they may be able to make them on the ship.
Flying drones, sea drones, submarine drones; drones for reconnaissance, drones to intercept other drones, drones to attack ships.