Newport Beach – The Pentagon is combining Apple , Boeing , Harvard and others to develop flexible high-tech equipment enough to They are worn or used by anyone, or placed outside of jets.
The rapid development of new technology is forcing the Pentagon to seek partnerships with private sectors instead of developing its own technology, said defense industry officials.
“I have encouraged the Pentagon to think outside the five-sided box and invest in innovation here in Silicon Valley and tech communities in the country,” said the Secretary of Defense Ash Carter in preprado speech on Friday.
“Now we are taking another step forward.” The new technology seeks to use cutting-edge printing techniques to create electronics that can be integrated with sensors and used by soldiers, said an official of the industry and can be used even on ships or jets to real-time monitoring of the structural integrity of the equipment.
The US government will contribute $ 75 million over five years, he said, and the companies, managed by the Research Laboratory of the United States Air Force, will add 90 million, with local governments contributing more resources to bring the total to 171 million díolares.
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