Technology • Page 44 of 271 • The Defense Post

May- 2024 -

9 May

A shot of a land mass generated by Precision3D Data Suite by Maxar Intelligence. The computer-generated image shows a relatively flat and green landscape with small mountains. The background is a clear blue sky.

Maxar, Lockheed to Streamline F-35 Simulator Delivery

Maxar has signed a deal with Lockheed to expedite delivery of the F-35 Full Mission Simulator flight simulation and training system.

9 May

Inder Singh Bisht

Poland to Sign $1.2B Early Warning Radar Balloon Contract

The Polish government will sign the Barbara aerostat reconnaissance program procurement contract this month, the country’s armament procurement agency head said.

9 May

Joe Saballa

British Army Tests New Mobile Directed-Energy Weapon

The British Army has tested a new directed-energy weapon that employs advanced radio frequency technology to interfere with electronic circuits.

9 May

Joe Saballa

US Marines Test Robot Dogs With AI-Enabled Rifles

The US Marine Forces Special Operations Command tested four-legged unmanned ground vehicles armed with artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled rifles.

8 May

Inder Singh Bisht

Aerojet Clinches Pentagon’s Hypersonic Additive Manufacturing Contract

The US Department of Defense Manufacturing Technology Program has contracted Aerojet Rocketdyne to develop a hypersonic propulsion prototype through additive manufacturing.

8 May

A SAMP/T air defense system is seen firing off a ballistic missile from the back of the military truck. Smoke and bright white-red fire can be seen jutting out of the missile as it flies straight upward. The background is a clear blue sky.

Juster Domingo

Italy to Send Additional SAMP/T Air Defense System to Ukraine

The Italian government is preparing to send a second SAMP/T air defense system as part of its ongoing military aid to Ukraine.

8 May

Joe Saballa

Anduril Unveils Pulsar AI-Enabled EW System

Anduril Industries has unveiled a new artificial intelligence-enabled system that can reportedly turn the tide against sophisticated electromagnetic threats.

7 May