Technology
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Nov- 2021 -23 November
Australian Firm Developing Tech to Evacuate Injured Soldiers
An Australian robotics firm is developing a technology to safely and autonomously evacuate injured soldiers from the battlefield to a hospital.
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22 November
Cleo Robotics Announces Availability of First Bi-Rotor Drone
Cleo Robotics has announced the commercial availability of its state-of-the-art Dronut X1 drone designed for unmanned surveillance in GPS-denied environments.
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22 November
Russia to Develop Air-Droppable Tornado-G Rocket Launcher
Russia will develop an air-droppable version of the Tornado-G multiple launch rocket system.
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19 November
US Army to Order 8 Prototype Stryker-Mounted Laser Weapons
The US Army will request Kord Technologies to develop prototypes of an air-defense laser weapon to be integrated into the Stryker armored combat vehicle.
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19 November
Israel to Share Military Tech, Systems With Philippines
The Israeli government will share some of its sophisticated military technologies and systems with the Philippines.
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19 November
L3Harris Wins $125M Counter Communications Contract
The US Space Force has awarded L3Harris a $125 million contract to upgrade the latest version of its Counter Communications System.
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18 November
Boeing to Integrate Raytheon GPS on V-22 Osprey
Boeing has received a $15.4 million contract from the US Navy to integrate Raytheon’s Miniaturized Airborne GPS Receiver 2000 into the V-22 Osprey aircraft.
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17 November
Russian Firm Unveils Platform-Agnostic Drone Swarm Control System
Russian defense firm Kronshtadt has unveiled a drone swarm control system that can be mounted on airborne or shipborne platforms.
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17 November
Elbit Systems, Roboteam Unveil New Multi-Payload UGV
Israeli defense firms Elbit Systems and Roboteam have introduced a new multi-payload military 6x6 unmanned ground vehicle with a built-in autonomy suite.
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16 November
Secret General Atomics Drone Packs 16 Hellfire Missiles: Report
General Atomics has reportedly developed an unmanned aerial system capable of carrying more armament than any current American drone.
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