Author: Nicholas Hoffman|| Date Published: August 11, 2017
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5_FejWuGksM
DARPA’s Strategic Technology Office seeks to turn complexity into a powerful new asymmetric weapon via rapidly composable networks of low-cost sensors, multi-domain command and control nodes, and cooperative manned and unmanned systems. Using the concept of a mosaic, which comprises many smaller individual pieces, STO is applying “mosaic warfare” to link together lower-cost, less complex systems in a vast number of ways to create desired, interwoven effects tailored to any scenario. This video depicts the mosaic warfare concept, where various individual assets come together to create a desired effect.
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