Laser Threat Detection for Satellite Protection Under Development

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The UK is moving forward with the development of new sensors designed to detect and assess laser-based threats to satellites. The project, currently in...
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Russia Accused of Repeatedly Jamming UK Military Satellites

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British military satellites are being targeted by Russian electronic warfare operations on a regular basis, according to the head of UK Space Command. The...

Puma LE Drone Receives Precision Targeting and Modular Payload Upgrades

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AeroVironment has introduced new capabilities for its Puma LE small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS), aimed at expanding its operational roles well beyond traditional surveillance....

North Korean Labor Reportedly Supporting Russian Drone Production Efforts

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Recent reports suggest that Russia may be employing a substantial North Korean workforce to support its domestic weapons manufacturing, including tactical unmanned aerial systems....

DJI to Remain on U.S. Military Watchlist Amid Dual-Use Drone Concerns

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A U.S. federal judge has upheld the Department of Defense’s decision to keep Chinese drone manufacturer DJI on its official list of companies linked...

China Converts Retired Fighter Jets into Combat Drones

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At the Changchun air show in northeast China, engineers displayed combat drones built from retired J‑6 fighters, confirming plans to convert the Cold War–era...
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New AI-Driven System Enhances Long-Range Detection of Hostile Drones

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A new drone detection capability demonstrated in the U.S. could significantly improve how defense systems identify and track hostile UAVs, even in cluttered or...

3D-Printed Thermoplastic Propellants to be Used in Solid Rocket Motors

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A new propulsion development effort focused on solid rocket motors with extended range capabilities is moving forward in the United States, following the award...

Human-AI Collaboration Tested to Improve Battlefield Decision-Making

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The U.S. Air Force has recently completed a second round of field tests aimed at evaluating how artificial intelligence can assist military decision-making in...
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New Project Aims to Solve Materials Challenge in Rotating Detonation Engines

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A U.S. research team has launched a new effort to solve one of the most significant technical challenges facing next-generation rocket propulsion: developing materials...
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Ukrainian Military Introduces Thermal-Camouflage Poncho to Counter Infrared Surveillance

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A new thermal-camouflage poncho developed in Ukraine is offering a novel approach to soldier concealment on the modern battlefield, where infrared detection has become...
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New 3D-Printed Fuel Cell Offers Lightweight, Durable Power for Aerospace and...

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Researchers at the Technical University of Denmark (DTU) have developed a new type of solid oxide fuel cell that significantly reduces weight and complexity,...

DSEI London 2025 – The Future of International Security: Technology, Collaboration,...

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By: Or Shalom The DSEI London 2025 exhibition, which took place on September 9–12 at the ExCeL Centre in London, is the flagship event for...

Combat-Tested Threat Detection AI to Be Integrated into Drone Platforms

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A battlefield-proven AI system originally deployed in Ukraine is being adapted for use on U.S. military drones. The Safe Pro Object Threat Detection (SPOTD)...

The Encryption System that Will Provide Satellite Cybersecurity

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The US Space Force has awarded a multi-year contract for the development of an advanced encryption system designed to protect satellite communications from cyber...
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Air Force Explores Atomic Clock-Based Navigation for GPS-Denied Drone Swarms

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The US Air Force is advancing efforts to enable drone swarms to operate in environments where satellite navigation is denied or jammed. A recent...

Army Expands Battlefield Use of 3D Printing to Speed Up Repairs

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The U.S. Army is shifting its approach to battlefield logistics by expanding the use of 3D printing for rapid equipment repair. Under a new...

AI Tools Are Reshaping the Way the Military Prepares for Conflict

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At Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL), researchers are refining a pair of artificial intelligence tools that could significantly change how the U.S....
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Switchblade 600 Successfully Launched from MQ-9A Reaper in Long-Range Strike Test

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A recent demonstration in Arizona marked a significant advancement in integrating loitering munitions with unmanned aerial platforms. The test involved launching a Switchblade 600...
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Earth Mapping Enhanced with Space-Based LiDAR Technology

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The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) is investing $5 million in a Florida-based startup, NUVIEW, to advance the development of space-based LiDAR technology. The...
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New High-Energy Laser Weapon Unveiled for Countering Drone Threats

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Australian company Electro Optic Systems (EOS) has introduced a new high-energy laser weapon, Apollo, designed to counter the growing threat of unmanned aerial systems...

New Radar Demonstrates Maritime Tracking Capabilities in Successful Navy Test

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The U.S. Navy has completed a series of live maritime trials for the AN/SPY-6(V)4 radar system from Raytheon, confirming its ability to track both...

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A File-Notification Loophole Exposes Activity Across Major Operating Systems

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Operating systems constantly monitor files so applications can react when something changes. A program may need to know when a file is created, modified...