Technology
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Nov- 2021 -5 November
British Army Witnesses Jet Suit Combat Potential
Gravity Industries showed British army officials the combat potential of a jet suit developed by the UK-based human flight technology company.
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4 November
Israel Trials Giant Balloon-Based Early Missile Warning System
The Israel Missile Defense Organization has begun testing an aerostat-based early warning threat detection system to be deployed in northern Israel.
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3 November
US Institute Develops System for Military Vehicle Cybersecurity
Southwest Research Institute has developed a new intrusion detection system to protect military ground vehicles from cybersecurity attacks.
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3 November
US Army Researchers Developing Wearable Battery Charger
US Army researchers are developing a wearable fuel cell charger to reduce the burden of soldiers having to carry batteries on extended missions.
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3 November
Lockheed, Verizon to Develop 5G Technology for US Military
Lockheed Martin is partnering with Verizon to develop 5G technology that provides reliable and ultra-secure connections for the US armed forces.
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3 November
South Korea Awards KAI $747 Million Spy Plane Contract
The South Korean government has awarded Korea Aerospace Industries a $747 million contract to develop new reconnaissance aircraft.
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2 November
US Air Force Tests Skyborg Drone-Teaming Flight
The US Air Force tested two Skyborg autonomy core system-equipped drones flying in tandem last month.
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Oct- 2021 -29 October
USAF Awards ‘Off-Board Sensing Station’ Drone Contracts
The US Air Force has awarded identical $17.7 million contracts to Kratos and General Automics to develop Off-Board Sensing Station drones.
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28 October
SECO Tests New Stingray Unmanned Aerial Refueler Controller
Technology firm SECO USA has successfully demonstrated a new deck control device for the MQ-25 Stingray unmanned aerial refueler.
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28 October
Australian Army Trials Autonomous Truck Convoy
An Australian army project to develop a fleet of autonomous trucks using “leader-follower vehicle” technology has completed a series of trials.
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