Technology
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Apr- 2023 -25 April
Raytheon Introduces RAIVEN Next-Gen Threat Identification System
Raytheon Technologies has unveiled its next-generation electro-optical intelligent-sensing capability designed to detect threats faster and more accurately.
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25 April
China Tests AI-Powered Precision Artillery Shell: Report
The Chinese military tested an artificial intelligence-powered laser-guided artillery shell last year capable of striking human-sized targets 10 miles away.
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25 April
Pentagon Taps BAE to Develop Autonomous Battle Planning System
The Pentagon has awarded BAE Systems an $8.3 million contract to develop an autonomous battle planning system.
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24 April
UK Invests $815M to Boost Tempest Future Aircraft Technologies
The UK Ministry of Defence has awarded BAE Systems an $815 million contract to further develop the Tempest next-gen combat aircraft concept.
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21 April
Raytheon Clinches $237M US Army Counter-Drone Systems Contract
Raytheon has received a $237 million contract from the US Army to deliver Ku-band Radio Frequency Sensors and Coyote effectors to neutralize hostile drones.
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21 April
Austal Introduces AI-Based Ship Hull Design Software
Austal has introduced its DeepMorpher software, a new artificial intelligence technology for ship hull prototype development.
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20 April
Elbit to Supply Electronic Warfare Aircraft for International Customer
Elbit Systems has secured a contract to convert a commercial aircraft into an electronic warfare asset for an international customer.
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20 April
L3Harris Demonstrates Military-Grade Open Radio for Unmanned Air Combat
L3Harris has tested the integration of commercial space internet with the RASOR open radio during an unmanned air combat demonstration.
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19 April
Cubic Awarded Effect Simulator Support Contract for British Army
Cubic Defence UK has been contracted to continue supporting the British Army’s Area Weapons Effects Simulator (AWES) training system.
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19 April
Indra Delivers Deployable Air Traffic Solutions to Royal Australian Air Force
The Royal Australian Air Force has accepted three defense deployable air traffic management and control systems from Indra.
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