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What to expect from AI, space and other tech over the next 18 months
Four experts from the Pentagon try to predict what the next year and a half could bring.
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Thales kicks off production on supersonic missile-tracking sensor
Production has begun for the Sea Fire digital radar, a naval sensor designed to track new weapons.
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Russia’s hypersonic missile debuts alongside new military tech at parade
It was the first public debut of the Kinzhal air-launched hypersonic missile, one of President Putin’s doomsday super weapons.
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Swiss eye stealth-nixing radar to protect Alpine valleys
Swiss defense officials are monitoring progress in the field of passive radar, a technology with the potential to track stealthy aircraft.
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Leonardo invests $5 million in laser division
Leonardo announced an investment of $5 million into Lasertel, its custom laser diode division based in Tucson, Arizona.
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BAE Systems partners with drone specialist for solar-powered UAV
Europe’s largest defense contractor is throwing its weight behind a company called Prismatic in the development of the firm’s solar electric-powered drone.
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Turkey’s fighter jet program races ahead as Russian firm reveals interest
In a surprise move, a top Russian aerospace company has expressed interest in developing an engine to power the TF-X, the Turkish fighter aircraft in the making.
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Companies unveil ‘Eurodrone’ model at Berlin Air Show
Companies are building the unmanned plane so it can operate immediately in the dense European airspace.
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US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
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Marines 3-D print replacement parts for F-35, unmanned ground vehicle
Otherwise known as additive manufacturing, 3-D printing technology is beginning to demonstrate its utility for forward-deployed forces.
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What to expect from AI, space and other tech over the next 18 months
Four experts from the Pentagon try to predict what the next year and a half could bring.
-
Thales kicks off production on supersonic missile-tracking sensor
Production has begun for the Sea Fire digital radar, a naval sensor designed to track new weapons.
-
Russia’s hypersonic missile debuts alongside new military tech at parade
It was the first public debut of the Kinzhal air-launched hypersonic missile, one of President Putin’s doomsday super weapons.
-
Swiss eye stealth-nixing radar to protect Alpine valleys
Swiss defense officials are monitoring progress in the field of passive radar, a technology with the potential to track stealthy aircraft.
-
Leonardo invests $5 million in laser division
Leonardo announced an investment of $5 million into Lasertel, its custom laser diode division based in Tucson, Arizona.
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BAE Systems partners with drone specialist for solar-powered UAV
Europe’s largest defense contractor is throwing its weight behind a company called Prismatic in the development of the firm’s solar electric-powered drone.
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Turkey’s fighter jet program races ahead as Russian firm reveals interest
In a surprise move, a top Russian aerospace company has expressed interest in developing an engine to power the TF-X, the Turkish fighter aircraft in the making.
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Companies unveil ‘Eurodrone’ model at Berlin Air Show
Companies are building the unmanned plane so it can operate immediately in the dense European airspace.
-
US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
-
Marines 3-D print replacement parts for F-35, unmanned ground vehicle
Otherwise known as additive manufacturing, 3-D printing technology is beginning to demonstrate its utility for forward-deployed forces.
-
What to expect from AI, space and other tech over the next 18 months
Four experts from the Pentagon try to predict what the next year and a half could bring.
-
Thales kicks off production on supersonic missile-tracking sensor
Production has begun for the Sea Fire digital radar, a naval sensor designed to track new weapons.
-
Russia’s hypersonic missile debuts alongside new military tech at parade
It was the first public debut of the Kinzhal air-launched hypersonic missile, one of President Putin’s doomsday super weapons.
-
Swiss eye stealth-nixing radar to protect Alpine valleys
Swiss defense officials are monitoring progress in the field of passive radar, a technology with the potential to track stealthy aircraft.
-
Leonardo invests $5 million in laser division
Leonardo announced an investment of $5 million into Lasertel, its custom laser diode division based in Tucson, Arizona.
-
BAE Systems partners with drone specialist for solar-powered UAV
Europe’s largest defense contractor is throwing its weight behind a company called Prismatic in the development of the firm’s solar electric-powered drone.
-
Turkey’s fighter jet program races ahead as Russian firm reveals interest
In a surprise move, a top Russian aerospace company has expressed interest in developing an engine to power the TF-X, the Turkish fighter aircraft in the making.
-
Companies unveil ‘Eurodrone’ model at Berlin Air Show
Companies are building the unmanned plane so it can operate immediately in the dense European airspace.
-
US Navy’s unmanned vehicle efforts are the answer to deterring adversaries
To protect our national interests and keep our soldiers and sailors safe, we must be continually preparing for the next potential threat — and the next conflict may highly depend on unmanned technology.
-
Marines 3-D print replacement parts for F-35, unmanned ground vehicle
Otherwise known as additive manufacturing, 3-D printing technology is beginning to demonstrate its utility for forward-deployed forces.
