Technology • Page 192 of 266 • The Defense Post

Feb- 2022 -

1 February

DARPA's Robust Optical Clock Network program

Inder Singh Bisht

DARPA Aims for More Accurate Atomic Clock to Replace GPS

DARPA is bidding to develop a 100 times more accurate atomic clock for a range of air, land, and sea platforms.

1 February

Joe Saballa

Ireland Advised to Establish Military Cyber Command

Ireland’s Commission on the Defence Forces has recommended the government establish a sizable, well-resourced military cyber command.

1 February

Joe Saballa

US Army Taps Beta Technologies for Alia eVTOL Flight Tests

The US Army has awarded Beta a contract to provide flight testing support for the Alia electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.

1 February

Hanan Zaffar

US Navy Begins Operating ‘Explorer’ Unmanned Saildrone

The US Naval Forces Central Command (NAVCENT) has begun operating the Saildrone Explorer Unmanned Surface Vessel (USV) in the Arabian Gulf as a part of an initiative to expand its 5th Fleet with new unmanned systems.

1 February

Joe Saballa

Lockheed Integrates SPY Radar Into Aegis Weapon System

Lockheed Martin has successfully demonstrated the integration of its SPY-7 radar into the Aegis missile defense system.

Jan- 2022 -

28 January

Joe Saballa

Eurodrone Receives Green Light to Enter Production

The Spanish government has given final approval to participate in a multinational project to produce Europe’s next-generation drone.

27 January

Inder Singh Bisht

USAF Wants Laser Pods for Aircraft-Satellite Communications

The US Air Force has contracted Space Micro to develop a laser communications pod enabling unhindered communications between aircraft and orbital satellites.

27 January

Inder Singh Bisht

Hypersonix and Kratos to Launch Hypersonic Drone Next Year

Australian aerospace startup Hypersonix Launch Systems Ltd. and Kratos Defense have signed an agreement to develop and launch a hypersonic drone demonstrator next year.

27 January