Lockheed Martin

Lockheed Martin’s new job interview is a 14-foot-tall black box and a near-impossible aerospace equation

The company took the box to Virginia Tech to find its most creative engineering students.

A new habitat at the bottom of the world

How OZ Architecture is transforming Antarctica’s McMurdo Station from its antiquated 1950s sprawl into an energy-efficient, state-of-the-art research facility.

How AR And VR Could Help Get Humans To Mars

Today Lockheed Martin rolls out its MAIA “digital ecosystem,” which combines machine learning with AR/VR to provide more self-reliance to manned space missions.

Cyber Attacks Are On The Increase, Warns Defense Firm

One in five of every attack is “advanced and persistent”, says Lockheed Martin VP Chandra McMahon.

The FBI Banks $1 Billion For Facial Recognition Tech

Privacy campaigners will likely be up in arms, though, as the bureau keeps details of the algorithm it’s using close to its (bulletproof) vest.

Clean Energy From An Unlikely Source: Lukewarm Oceans

The sun pours down a lot of energy onto the surface of the ocean every day. Now scientists are figuring out a way to get that energy onto the grid, with only seawater as a waste product. It just requires a really, really long pipe.

Preventing The Next BP Oil Spill With Government-Funded Innovation

The Department of Energy is doling out money to some high-tech oil drilling projects. If we’re going to be drilling, we might as well invest time and money in making it as safe as possible.

IBM Partners With Portland To Play SimCity For Real

The DIY Terminator: Private Robot Armies And The Algorithm-Run Future Of War

Robot Ninjas: Lockheed Martin Teaches Bots to Hide, Seek

Lockheed Martin’s Social Networking Platform’s Not Rocket Science

iFive: Hulu, Google, Space, Trafigura, Startups

Sustainability Faceoff: Raytheon vs. Lockheed Martin

Lockheed Martin’s Maple-Leaf UAV Helicopter Is Too Much Fun for Spying

Plagued by Lawsuits, McAfee Founder Hunts for Cures in Belize

John McAfee, the antivirus-software pioneer, says he’s lost most of his fortune — but doesn’t care. To the contrary, he now hopes to give something back by deriving antibiotics from jungle plants in Belize. Really?

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