Russian Move in Jamming and Spoofing Field
Entitled “Radio Navigation Development Plan for Participating Commonwealth of Independent States for 2019 to 2024,” a Russian plan signed on Oct. 25, 2019 has...
US Coast Guard Launching Modernization Process
Last summer, over 95 vital systems of the US Coast Guard went offline for several days due to a server malfunction, preventing servicemembers from...
Another Step on Way to Improved GPS Services
The US Space Force took control of the second Lockheed Martin-built GPS III satellite bringing the constellation one step closer to service. The move...
What is DARPA Looking for in the Atmosphere?
Sensors are usually thought of in terms of physical devices that receive and respond to electromagnetic signals – from everyday sensors in our smartphones...
Accurate Time Reference in GPS-Denied Environments
While many navigation and timing devices are based on GPS, more and more technologies offer to back up the services provided by GPS should...
US Space Command Will Use Offensive Cyber If Necessary
“Future wars will be waged not just in the air, on the land or at sea, but also in space and cyberspace; dramatically increasing...
Defense Giants Collaborate at Air Combat Sphere
The new aerial battlefield incorporates manned and unmanned systems, satellites, etc. All these elements must be interconnected in order to achieve maximal coordination. The...
US Space Force Receives Newest Orbital Asset
The United States Space Operations Command has recently received its latest orbital asset. The United States Space Force has recently received its fifth Advanced...
Expect More Powerful GPS Signals
A new, fully digital payload for next-generation GPS satellites will provide a more powerful, reliable and flexible GPS signal than previous satellites.
The new system...
Decisive Measure to Meet GPS-Dependency Challenge
There are currently over two billion GPS users in the US. Yet the reliance on GPS services is threatened more and more by the...
U.S. Military to Operate New “Space Fence”
The United States Space Force is set to begin operating its new and improved space radar this month. Dubbed the Space Fence, the radar...
US Space Force Transition Underway
President Donald Trump’s plan to establish the United States Space Force as the sixth branch of the American military is slowly making way. Soldiers,...
SOCOM to Update over 500 Satellite Ground Stations
The United States Special Operations Command (SOCOM) has made plans to upgrade the service’s satellite ground stations. As part of a $100 million contract,...
Military Satellite Utilizes Commercial Tech
The next satellite to be launched to space in the United States Air Force’s family of Wideband Global SATCOM satellites will utilize commercial technology...
IAI to Develop Satellite with “Smartphone in Space” Capabilities
Israel Aerospace Industries' (IAI) will develop and build Israel’s national communication satellite, the “Dror 1”. The Dror 1 is intended to meet the satellite...
Alternative GPS Version Underway
A new global navigation satellite system will soon join the US Global Positioning System (GPS), Russia's GLONASS, and the European Union's Galileo. China is...
Unexpected Solution for GPS Denied Navigation
As more tools are developed in order to jam or spoof GPS signals, the US military has prioritized the development of alternative sources of...
Robotic Wingmen From Space
The United States Air Force may one day utilize the secretive X-37 Space Plane to connect and share information with the force’s fighter jets....
Aitech Going Global, Ready for Next Stage: AI at Battlefield and...
Defense Embedded Systems: AI, Deep Learning, Cyber Security and GPGPU
Rugged computer systems for the defense and space industries will be at the center of...
Secret Spaceplane Lands After 780 Days in Orbit
The United States Air Force’s X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle-5 (OTV-5) has recently touched down back on Earth. After spending 780 days floating in orbit,...
Transporting Soldiers and Cargo Via Spacecraft
SpaceX, a company that specializes in the design, manufacturing, and launch of rockets and spacecraft, has offered the United States Army its Starship rocket...
New Assessment Tech Regarding Disaster Damages
Satellite imagery is frequently used for damage assessments following natural disasters, from hurricanes to forest fires, in order to tell responders what infrastructure was...
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$20 Million in Sight: New Partnership Targets the Smart Sensing Market
Protecting borders, critical infrastructure, and transportation corridors is becoming increasingly challenging as the number of threats and users operating within these environments continues to...
