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AI is one of the fastest-moving areas of technological advancement in government defence, bringing the capability to counter threats and create opportunities.
Acceptable use policy for the UKDI online submission service.
Guidance on what a digital twin is and how to make sure they can easily work together with other digital twins.
Dstl exploits the latest in robotics and AI to create effective and trustworthy uncrewed platforms and autonomous systems for the UK’s security and defence.
Newsletters providing updates for the forensic community in support of the Fingermark Visualisation Manual since 2003.
Lessons learnt from the 'Secure by Design' approach adopted by MOD which ensures security is designed into any project delivering capabilities or services.
Content designed to support organisations already working, or aiming to work, across civil and defence space with relevant information about a range of topics.
How suppliers can participate in our frameworks and how customers can use Dstl frameworks to procure science and technology (S&T) research.
This document complements the higher-level guidance in the government Analytical Quality Assurance (AQuA) book which is published by HM Treasury.
A short guide to artificial intelligence (AI), data science and machine learning, explaining the terminology and helping you use and apply the latest advances.
Guidance for potential owners and operators of closed-circuit television (CCTV) systems where the video is intended to be used by the police.
Defence emissions come from all areas of defence, and some areas do create significantly larger emissions than others (for example in military aviation).
Dstl ensures the UK armed forces have the required weapons capability through research, development and demonstration of advances in science and technology.
An introduction to how defence might lessen our contributions to and adapt to climate change.
A biscuit book exploring how we make technology work for us, find and use information as part of decision-making, and combine with Artificial Intelligence (AI).
An introduction to thinking about the future: the benefits, key futures concepts, and some of the pitfalls.
Dstl provides the UK with advanced space science, technology, services and advice to monitor, protect and defend our interests in and through space.
Dstl coordinates UK science and technology involvement in NATO and sponsors UK businesses and academic institutions to take part in these activities.
A community of interest for academic institutions to partner with Dstl on deterrence and related topics such as assurance, coercion and conflict escalation.
Developing future space technologies
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