The Future of Robotics
calebnstxl2025-08-01T09:42:18-07:00While we might still be missing flying cars, one thing is for sure. Robotics are the way of the future, and the technology of the future is quickly becoming the technology of today.
Teaching and Training the Machines to Learn
calebnstxl2025-08-01T09:42:40-07:00While the idea of artificial intelligence with computers dates back to Alan Turing in the 1940s, most of the terminology is quite recent and still growing.
Top 5 Tips to Build a Successful Team and Win More Work
calebnstxl2025-08-01T09:42:50-07:00The saying, “innovate or die,” isn’t overdramatic – if companies don’t collaborate in today’s highly competitive marketplace, their proposals won’t be as strong. The ability to expand product portfolios is perhaps the most important reason of them all, as this is the main reason most companies are looking to team. Businesses can bring their resources together to form a think tank and both benefit from the research and innovation.
The Problem, and the Lunar Solution
2025-08-01T09:43:13-07:00Most of us can imagine future civilization on the Moon: lunar cities built by lunar factories running on lunar resources. There has even been much written about what to do once we have that. Harder to envision is how we get there.
Government Contracting and Acquisition- An Interview from the Inside with Ashley Carter
2025-08-11T14:00:45-07:00Ashley Carter has been an essential part of NSTXL's Acquisition team for a while now but recently took the jump to become our Director of Contracts. Learn more about Ashley and why this role is so pivotal below.
The Rise in OTA Popularity
calebnstxl2025-08-01T09:55:06-07:00With discoveries occurring at an exponential rate, the government is always looking for ways to push the boundaries of technology and innovation. In order to do this in the most effective way, government program offices have been relying more and more on an agile contracting vehicle known as Other Transaction Agreements (OTAs)
How Indiana is Helping the U.S. Win the Hypersonic Race
calebnstxl2025-08-01T09:56:28-07:00Hypersonics research and development is happening right here in southern Indiana. More than 300 Hoosiers—engineers and scientists—are working non-stop at Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division to increase U.S. hypersonic capability.
AI: Science Fiction or Fact?
2025-08-01T09:56:37-07:00What is AI? What are practical and applicable definitions of AI and ML? Are they one and the same? AI, like natural (human) intelligence, is easier to recognize than to define. AI is attributed to machines that can learn and solve problems.
Fortifying National Security Through Cybersecurity Efforts
calebnstxl2025-08-01T09:57:11-07:00All warfighting domains – space, cyberspace, air, land, and maritime – rely on joint interoperability to maintain a deterrent security posture. It is through integrated deterrence, which heavily leans on cyber networks, that the U.S. is able to properly defend against foreign attacks. We must preserve and expand upon our leadership in the cyber domain, and the DoD is calling upon the strong American industrial base to do so.
How to Make Sure Your Prototype Project Succeeds with NSTXL
2025-08-01T09:57:53-07:00The importance of seeing a project successfully completed from ideation to prototype cannot be understated. Advancing critical government technology, connecting with leading innovators, and improving the future of national security are vital. But it’s not always easy.
