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Korean and Israeli firms eye partnership to arm helicopter with kamikaze drones
Korea Aerospace Industries and Israel Aerospace Industries have signed a memorandum of understanding that aims to pair helicopters with loitering munitions and offer the drones to the South Korean military.
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Turkey’s Baykar begins designing AI-powered combat drone
The artificial intelligence-powered aircraft will be able to perform missions for five hours, and will be connected to a satellite communications data network.
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Singapore’s navy tests a new layer of surveillance: unmanned vessels
Singapore is testing unmanned surface vessels with a locally developed, AI-driven navigation algorithm that could be used for maritime security operations in the congested but strategically important waters around the southeast Asian island nation.
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Mideast, European firms explore collaboration on high-energy lasers
Should collaboration take place, the resulting system would target the UAE as the primary market to secure critical defense infrastructure.
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Unmanned systems, artificial intelligence dominate the IDEX showroom
If you can look away from the gold-plated guns on display at IDEX, you’ll notice a trend throughout the showroom floor.
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DoD innovation arm delivers much-needed secure drones to the federal government
It’s the first time the Defense Innovation Unit made a program available to the whole federal government.
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US Army to test new microwave weapon for defeating drones
An Air Force laboratory spent $15 million to build THOR in cooperation with engineering firm Verus Research as well as BAE Systems and Leidos.
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Air Force’s MQ-9 Reapers are now conducting missions from Romania
“This is an exciting moment where we can showcase the value of the MQ-9 across the globe, not just in the Middle East.”
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From lasers to missiles, IDEX exhibitors are determined to counter drones
With the proliferation of drones comes the proliferation of counter-drone systems.
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Paramount Group pitches new drone swarm amid region’s lack of countermeasures
Drone swarms are on offer at IDEX, but there is a clear lack of systems currently able to counter such a capability.
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Korean and Israeli firms eye partnership to arm helicopter with kamikaze drones
Korea Aerospace Industries and Israel Aerospace Industries have signed a memorandum of understanding that aims to pair helicopters with loitering munitions and offer the drones to the South Korean military.
-
Turkey’s Baykar begins designing AI-powered combat drone
The artificial intelligence-powered aircraft will be able to perform missions for five hours, and will be connected to a satellite communications data network.
-
Singapore’s navy tests a new layer of surveillance: unmanned vessels
Singapore is testing unmanned surface vessels with a locally developed, AI-driven navigation algorithm that could be used for maritime security operations in the congested but strategically important waters around the southeast Asian island nation.
-
Mideast, European firms explore collaboration on high-energy lasers
Should collaboration take place, the resulting system would target the UAE as the primary market to secure critical defense infrastructure.
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Unmanned systems, artificial intelligence dominate the IDEX showroom
If you can look away from the gold-plated guns on display at IDEX, you’ll notice a trend throughout the showroom floor.
-
DoD innovation arm delivers much-needed secure drones to the federal government
It’s the first time the Defense Innovation Unit made a program available to the whole federal government.
-
US Army to test new microwave weapon for defeating drones
An Air Force laboratory spent $15 million to build THOR in cooperation with engineering firm Verus Research as well as BAE Systems and Leidos.
-
Air Force’s MQ-9 Reapers are now conducting missions from Romania
“This is an exciting moment where we can showcase the value of the MQ-9 across the globe, not just in the Middle East.”
-
From lasers to missiles, IDEX exhibitors are determined to counter drones
With the proliferation of drones comes the proliferation of counter-drone systems.
-
Paramount Group pitches new drone swarm amid region’s lack of countermeasures
Drone swarms are on offer at IDEX, but there is a clear lack of systems currently able to counter such a capability.
-
Korean and Israeli firms eye partnership to arm helicopter with kamikaze drones
Korea Aerospace Industries and Israel Aerospace Industries have signed a memorandum of understanding that aims to pair helicopters with loitering munitions and offer the drones to the South Korean military.
-
Turkey’s Baykar begins designing AI-powered combat drone
The artificial intelligence-powered aircraft will be able to perform missions for five hours, and will be connected to a satellite communications data network.
-
Singapore’s navy tests a new layer of surveillance: unmanned vessels
Singapore is testing unmanned surface vessels with a locally developed, AI-driven navigation algorithm that could be used for maritime security operations in the congested but strategically important waters around the southeast Asian island nation.
-
Mideast, European firms explore collaboration on high-energy lasers
Should collaboration take place, the resulting system would target the UAE as the primary market to secure critical defense infrastructure.
-
Unmanned systems, artificial intelligence dominate the IDEX showroom
If you can look away from the gold-plated guns on display at IDEX, you’ll notice a trend throughout the showroom floor.
-
DoD innovation arm delivers much-needed secure drones to the federal government
It’s the first time the Defense Innovation Unit made a program available to the whole federal government.
-
US Army to test new microwave weapon for defeating drones
An Air Force laboratory spent $15 million to build THOR in cooperation with engineering firm Verus Research as well as BAE Systems and Leidos.
-
Air Force’s MQ-9 Reapers are now conducting missions from Romania
“This is an exciting moment where we can showcase the value of the MQ-9 across the globe, not just in the Middle East.”
-
From lasers to missiles, IDEX exhibitors are determined to counter drones
With the proliferation of drones comes the proliferation of counter-drone systems.
-
Paramount Group pitches new drone swarm amid region’s lack of countermeasures
Drone swarms are on offer at IDEX, but there is a clear lack of systems currently able to counter such a capability.
