Black Hawk Helicopter Demonstrates Precision Autonomous Wildfire Response
Lockheed Martin company Sikorsky, along with Rain, a leader in autonomous aerial wildfire containment technology, have successfully tested an autonomous Black Hawk helicopter equipped...
Groundbreaking AI Mapping Technology Unveiled
At the Global CES Media Meet-up on December 10, Spaid, a South Korean startup founded in late 2023, introduced its innovative AI-driven mapping solutions...
Ukraine Trials Drone to Counter Russian Kamikaze UAVs
Ukraine is currently testing a German-made interceptor drone designed to neutralize kamikaze drones, such as the Shahed UAVs frequently used by Russian forces in...
Switchblade UAVs Enhance the Army’s Precision Strike Capability
AeroVironment has been awarded a $55.3 million contract to deliver its Switchblade loitering munitions to the U.S. Army as part of the Directed Requirement...
Ukraine Unveils Advanced Shark-M UAV for Deep Reconnaissance
Ukrainian defense technology firm Ukrspecsystems has introduced its latest unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), the Shark-M, a versatile drone designed for long-range reconnaissance and as...
Robot Dogs Deployed in Joint U.S.-South Korea Drills for Underground Warfare...
In preparation for potential combat scenarios in North Korea’s extensive network of underground military tunnels, South Korean and U.S. troops are expanding their joint...
New Research Highlights Vulnerabilities of Popular AI Tools in Phishing Scams
A recent study by cybersecurity firm Guardio Labs has shed light on the varying degrees of vulnerability among popular AI tools when misused for...
OpenAI’s Vision: A Hyper-Personal AI Assistant That Remembers Everything About You
OpenAI is moving toward a bold new direction in AI personalization—envisioning a model that can retain and reason over a person’s entire digital footprint....
BAE and Hanwha Join Forces on Next-Gen SAR-RF Satellite ISR Capabilities
A new strategic partnership between BAE Systems and Hanwha Systems is set to accelerate the development of advanced satellite-based intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR)...
Report Finds Houthi-Linked Arms Dealers Using X and WhatsApp to Sell...
A new investigation reveals that social media platforms are being used to facilitate illegal weapons sales in Yemen, including arms allegedly sourced from U.S....
New Radar Demonstrates Maritime Tracking Capabilities in Successful Navy Test
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...
Alleged Cyberattack Targets Israeli Satellite Infrastructure, but Claims Raise Doubts
An emerging cyber incident involving Spacecom—the operator of Israel’s AMOS satellite fleet—has drawn attention after a pro-Palestinian hacker group claimed it had gained access...
Metal That Behaves Like a Gel Could Redefine High-Temperature Systems
A research team at Texas A&M University has developed the world’s first metallic gel — a new class of material that combines the strength...
$75M For a New Platform Addressing Hidden Risks in Enterprise AI...
Israeli cloud-security startup Sweet Security has secured a $75 million Series B round, and with it introduced a broadened platform designed to surface the...
A Breakthrough Lets Forensics Recover “Impossible” Fingerprints
Firearms investigators have long worked under a simple assumption: once a round is fired, any fingerprint left on the cartridge case is effectively destroyed....
Origami Reinvented: A Fold Tough Enough for Field Use
Emergency responders and humanitarian agencies often struggle with the same issue: how to deploy sturdy, lightweight shelters quickly in disaster zones where transport is...
This One-Way Drone Moves More Like a Missile Than a UAV
As short-range air-defense systems improve, many unmanned aircraft are being intercepted long before they reach their targets. Slow propeller-driven drones, even in large numbers,...
Why Future Military Drones May Never Need to Land Again
One of the main limits on unmanned aircraft operations is endurance. Even the most efficient drones eventually have to land or return to base...
The Missile That Turns Speed and Angle Into a Naval Weapon
Modern naval forces are increasingly challenged by the limits of traditional missile defense. Ship-based interceptors and radar systems were largely designed to counter predictable...
How Autonomous Sea Drones Are Extending Naval Defense Beyond the Coast
Navies are facing a growing challenge offshore: how to maintain persistent awareness and protection across vast maritime areas without tying up crewed vessels for...
The Battle Tank Built Around Sensors, Not Just Armor
Heavy armored warfare is entering a transition period. Legacy main battle tanks remain lethal, but they are increasingly challenged by precision anti-tank weapons, drones,...
Fast, Heavy, and Getting Smarter: Inside a Naval Upgrade Cycle
Naval platforms are being asked to do more for longer, often in environments that place heavy strain on hulls, propulsion systems, and onboard electronics....
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This Software-Defined Shield Could Help Drones Survive Electronic Warfare
Electronic warfare equipment can help aircraft detect hostile emitters, recognize threats and protect themselves from electronic attack. The problem is that traditional EW systems...
