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6 November

The unmanned X-47B conducts its first night flight April 10 over Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Md. Night flights are the next incremental step in developing the operations concept for more routine flight activity. The Navy will continue to execute X-47B test events to mature standard operating procedures for cooperative use of the airspace with manned aircraft. (U.S. Navy photo by Erik Hildebrandt/Released)

Israeli Companies Fuse AI and Streaming Power for Enhanced Drone Autonomy

Israeli defense tech firms Maris-Tech and FlightOps have teamed up to develop a payload suite that uses AI and streaming technology to help unmanned aerial systems fly smarter and more independently.

6 November

Virtual simulator depicting a realistic military checkpoint environment for tactical training exercises

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Ukraine’s Virtual Playground: New Simulator Places Troops in ‘Drone vs. Man’ Duels

A virtual training ground is reshaping how Ukrainian soldiers prepare for combat, pitting drone pilots and shooters against each other in digital duels.

5 November

Agate Sensors' technology measure subtle physiological changes.

Giulia Bernacchi

Finnish Startup to Trial Human Performance Wearables for Sweden

Agate Sensors has received a contract from Sweden for testing its wearable technology for monitoring human performance of troops.

5 November

Soldiers from number 3 Company carry the log during the race. The Coldstream Guards dig in on Windsor Great Park. Physical prowess and an unshakeable will to succeed are vital requirements for Guardsmen in the British Army. To test themselves the infantry soldiers of the Coldstream Guards take on the tough physical and mental challenge of a log race in Windsor Great Park. While it may look like a walk in the park, the task of carrying a 100kg metal “log” around a 3,000-metre course is one of the most difficult trials that a soldier faces. Teams of 12 personnel are required to shepherd their load over undulating, boggy terrain at full speed – only six pairs of hands are allowed to hold the weight any one time.

Rojoef Manuel

UK Reveals 13,000+ Troops Medically Unfit for Frontline Duty

The UK Ministry of Defence has revealed that 13,113 members of the British Armed Forces are currently unfit for frontline service.

5 November

A German military member carries a fuel hose at Moody Air Force Base, Georgia, Oct. 23, 2024. Forward Area Refueling Point techniques utilize specialized equipment and small groups of trained military members to rapidly refuel aircraft in austere locations. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Leonid Soubbotine)

Rojoef Manuel

Rheinmetall, German Tech Firms to Build Synthetic Fuel Network for European Militaries

German defense company Rheinmetall has unveiled plans to build a network of synthetic fuel plants across Europe to help militaries in the region produce their own energy and cut reliance on imported oil.

5 November

Jodesz Gavilan

Australia’s Austal Advances Naval Autonomy With Controller Approval

Austal Australia has reached a key milestone by securing approval for its new Autonomous and Remotely Operated Ships Platform Controller.

5 November

Giulia Bernacchi

New AI Tool Emerges to Decode Adversary Behavior

US startup Tidal Cyber launched NARC, a new AI system that automatically extracts adversary behaviors from unstructured cybersecurity data.

4 November

Jodesz Gavilan

ASC, BAE Launch Portal to Boost Australian Submarine Supply Chain

ASC and BAE Systems have launched an Industry Capability Network Portal to boost industry in Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine program.

4 November

Firehawk technicians set up rocket equipment

Giulia Bernacchi

Hanwha Invests to Boost Firehawk’s 3D‑Printed Solid Rocket Motor Technology

Firehawk Aerospace has landed an investment from Hanwha Defense USA to fast-track its solid rocket motor technology.

4 November

Rojoef Manuel

Austal, Greenroom Robotics Unveil Five-Day AI Ship Integrator Solution

Austal Australia and Greenroom Robotics have introduced a new artificial intelligence system that can turn ships into autonomous vessels in five days.

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