Year: 2026

Soldier Tracking Goes Mobile With ‘Overwatch Patrol’ App From SPARC AI

Dismounted troops can now track one another’s locations across the battlefield in real time without relying on conventional GPS using SPARC AI’s “Overwatch Patrol” positioning application.

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Finnish UGV Puts Its Motors Inside the Wheels for Stealthier Resupply

Finnish firm ESOX Group is bringing a quieter approach to autonomous battlefield resupply with the ESOX X2, a new unmanned ground vehicle built to carry supplies to forward positions.

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British Army Puts Rival Drone Swarm Systems to the Test

The British Army has tested two industry-led drone swarm systems under realistic operational conditions as it moves toward fielding autonomous platforms in combat.

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Multiple Drones Crash, Malfunction at South Korean Military Exhibition

Multiple domestically developed drones crashed or malfunctioned during a military exhibition in South Korea, with officials pointing to possible frequency interference during the demonstrations.

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All-Electric, AI-Powered: Wingcopter Unveils Six-Hour VTOL Drone for Ukraine

Wingcopter is stretching the reach of tactical reconnaissance with a new German drone built for areas that conventional aircraft struggle to cover.

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Tekever Wins $536M British Army Deal for AR5 Spy Drones

Tekever has been awarded a 400-million-pound contract to bring new spy drones into British Army service, replacing an aging system used for more than a decade.

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Italy’s New TESEO MK2/E Anti-Ship Missile Moves Closer to Production

MBDA’s TESEO MK2/E anti-ship missile has completed a validation firing for the Italian Navy, bringing its development closer to completion.

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Rheinmetall Opens Vibration Test Facility for Challenger 3

Rheinmetall has opened a new vibration testing facility in Telford, UK to speed up reliability testing for military vehicles.

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US Missile Defense Taps One Stop Systems for Threat Simulation

One Stop Systems has received approximately $400,000 to provide high-performance computing equipment for US missile defense modeling and simulation.

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Lithuania to Spend $13.7M on CAESAR Artillery Repair Facility

Lithuania will spend $13.7 million on a new facility to repair critical CAESAR artillery components.

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