Technology
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Mar- 2024 -6 March
Singapore Army Braces for Hi-Tech Urban Warfare Training
The Singapore Army is set to utilize more cutting-edge technologies in its urban warfare training with the introduction of smart target systems.
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6 March
Taiwan Developing Vehicle-Mounted 50kW Laser Weapon
Taiwan’s National Chung-Shan Institute of Science and Technology is developing a 50-kilowatt laser weapon to neutralize enemy missiles and drones.
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6 March
QinetiQ to Deliver Digital, IT Services for UK MoD in $1.5B Deal
London-based QinetiQ has received a contract to provide digital and information technology services for the UK Ministry of Defence.
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6 March
US Military Deploys AI to Aid Air Strikes in Middle East
The US military has confirmed its deployment of artificial intelligence in the Middle East to aid its combat operations.
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6 March
US Army Tests Virtual Simulation Environment for Indoor Military Training
The US Army has begun testing new virtual synthetic training environments for indoor military training in Texas.
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5 March
Ukraine, US Companies to Boost Defense Tech Startups in New Program
Ukrainian and US companies have launched the Military Innovation Technology Solutions Program to invest in small tech companies.
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5 March
Rheinmetall to Supply European Customer With More Air Defense Systems
An undisclosed European customer has tapped Rheinmetall to supply Skynex air defense systems.
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4 March
Silynxcom Unveils Dual-Use Headset for Military Dogs
American Silynx Communications unveils an innovative headset providing multiple benefits to military dogs participating in combat missions.
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4 March
Hensoldt to Supply All-Round Vision System for KNDS Howitzers
Hensoldt has signed a deal to supply KNDS' Remote-Controlled Howitzer 155 mm with a 360-degree observation system.
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4 March
US Army Deploys Stryker-Mounted Laser Weapons to Middle East
The US Army has sent Stryker-mounted laser weapon prototypes to the Middle East to test their “real-world applicability.”
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