Not Another Acronym
NOT ANOTHER ACRONYM
In 1944, the Air Force was still part of the Army. Most Americans didn’t even know what television was, BUT the Commander of the Army Air Forces asked his brightest minds to consider a pilotless Air Force. Over time, AFRL has helped invent the technology behind things like UAVs, GPS, and jet engines.
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Not Another Acronym | Next-Gen Robots
Often, what starts as a crazy idea in academia ends up impacting our daily lives decades later. We travel across the country...
Not Another Acronym | Micro-Robots
What is a Bee Waggle and how might it translate to robot-human communication? This week, we continue our discussion at Harvard...
Not Another Acroynm | Soft Robotics
What is a Bee Waggle and how might it translate to robot-human communication? We continue our discussion at Harvard...
Not Another Acronym | Securing Vehicles from Digital Attack
Join Dr. Dan Berrigan as he meets with the MITRE Corporation to explore what it takes to secure a vehicle from a digital attack.
Not Another Acronym | Astronaut Guy Bluford
We sit down with Former Astronaut and Air Force Colonel Guion “Guy” Bluford to talk about his time at the Air Force Research...
Ted Listens: University of South Florida
Should the Air Force research fish schools and cactus? Dr. Dan Berrigan, an AFRL scientist, travels the country to find and...
Ted Listens: University of Washington
Should the Air Force research biological computing? Dr. Dan Berrigan, an AFRL scientist, travels the country to find and...
Ted Listens: Texas A&M
Dr. Dan Berrigan, an AFRL scientist, travels the country to find and explore ideas for the future of the United States Air...
Ted Listens: University of Utah
Dr. Dan Berrigan, an AFRL scientist, travels the country to find and explore ideas for the future of the United States Air...
Ted Listens: Air Force Association Edition
Dr. Dan Berrigan, an AFRL scientist, travels the country to find and explore ideas for the future of the United States Air...