Technology
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Feb- 2022 -1 February
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.
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Jan- 2022 -28 January
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.
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27 January
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.
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27 January
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.
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27 January
Australia Opens $14 Million Hypersonics Research Precinct
The Australian government opened a 14 million Australian dollar hypersonics research precinct in Brisbane this week.
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27 January
Lockheed to Upgrade British Air Defense Command System
The British Army has contracted Lockheed Martin to upgrade its command-and-control battlespace management system to extend its service life.
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27 January
US Navy Awards SyQwest $10M Sonar Transducer Contract
The US Navy has awarded a $10 million contract to American electronics manufacturer SyQwest to produce TR-343 sonar transducers.
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27 January
US Space Force Moves Ahead With Ground Tracking Project
The US Space Force will wrap up its review of a space-based sensors system to track ground targets in the spring, a top official revealed.
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26 January
US Special Ops Command Awards $1B Counter-Drone Contract
The US Special Operations Command has awarded Anduril Industries a 10-year, $1 billion counter-unmanned aerial systems integration contract.
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26 January
British Army Seeking to Automate Supply Delivery to Soldiers
The British Army has begun a six-month experiment to determine the feasibility of automating the delivery of combat supplies.
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