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Jan- 2021 -

12 January

Germany Begins Planning Military Drone Infrastructure

Germany is planning a drone innovation hub to encourage technological innovation of unmanned aerial vehicles for the military.

8 January

Demonstration by an RAF Critical Care Air Support Team, moving a patient.

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UK Army Medics to Use AR Glasses for Remote Battlefield Surgical Assistance

The British Army is testing technology that allows medical specialists thousands of miles away from the battlefield to instruct frontline medics how to operate on injured soldiers using augmented reality.

Dec- 2020 -

30 December

Israeli soldiers of the Golani Brigade take part in an urban warfare drill at a mock village in the Elyakim army base, Northern Israel, May 16, 2017.

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Israel’s Rafael Unveils AI-Driven Drone System for Indoor Fighting

Israeli defense firm Rafael last week displayed an artificial intelligence-driven system that involves drones and robots entering a building and scanning its interiors.

29 December

Staff Writer

British Army Gets 30 Nano ‘Bug’ Drones for Better Reconnaissance

The British Army has bought 30 'Bug' drones to provide soldiers with an aerial view of potential threats without the unmanned aerial vehicle being easily detected by the enemy.

23 December

A column of eight-wheeled Stryker combat vehicles moves along a road at Fort Benning, Georgia, September 2, 2020 during training

Ronald Watkins

US Army Stryker Vehicles Being Prepared for Laser Combat Competition

In response to a variety of next-generation and more traditional threats, the US Army has been developing high energy lasers for tactical vehicles to provide an increased edge on the battlefield.

23 December

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French Army to Get AI System to Identify Enemy Vehicles

European missile manufacturer MBDA has developed an artificial intelligence system for the French Army that can identify moving and static enemy targets.

22 December