Technology
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Jul- 2025 -21 July
Aselsan to Introduce Next-Generation Technologies at IDEF 2025
ASELSAN will participate in IDEF 2025, taking place in Istanbul between 22–27 July, to present its extensive product portfolio in all domains, including land, naval, air, and space.
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21 July
NATO Taps Iveco for Ground-Air Robot Teaming Demonstration
NATO has contracted Iveco Defence Vehicles to deliver concept development and experimentation for robotic and autonomous systems.
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21 July
Anduril Scores Nearly $100M US Army Deal for Next-Gen C2 Prototype
The US Army has awarded Anduril a $99.6-million contract to lead a team of companies and deliver a next-generation command and control (NGC2) prototype.
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21 July
Ukraine Invites Foreign Defense Tech Firms to Test Weapons on Battlefield
Ukraine has launched a program allowing foreign defense companies to test their military technologies on its battlefield — a first-of-its-kind opportunity amid its active war with Russia.
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21 July
British Army Debuts AI Targeting Spear for Modern Warfare
The British Army has unveiled an automated AI solution to help troops spot and strike enemy targets from farther away.
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21 July
Australian Firm Tests Gravity Navigation to Counter GPS Denial at Sea
Australian firm Q-CTRL tested its “software-ruggedized” quantum sensors aboard the MV Sycamore for 144 hours, navigating the ocean by detecting shifts in Earth’s gravity.
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18 July
AI-Powered Radar Brings Instant Threat Detection to the Sea
Lockheed Martin is using AI to boost targeting accuracy and accelerate threat detection, testing an AI-powered Synthetic Aperture Radar system that can automatically spot maritime targets.
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18 July
One Controller to Rule Them All? Kutta Rolls Out Streamlined Solution for Drone Ops
Kutta Technologies has introduced the Kutta Tactical Controller 2.0, a handheld device that lets troops command uncrewed vehicles using just one controller.
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18 July
New Laser Tech From Illinois Could Boost Future Drone and Missile Defenses
Engineers at the University of Illinois have developed a next-gen laser component that could improve missile defenses, power directed-energy systems, and enhance laser-based sensing on drones.
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18 July
British Startup’s Wearable Cooling Tech to Reduce Troop Heat Stress
London-based medical technology startup Cryogenx has secured 1.9 million euros ($2.2 million) in seed funding to accelerate the development of its proprietary cooling solution to reduce heat stress in military personnel.
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