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10 January

(From Left) Michael Novitzky, Warrant Officer Richard Comfort, Lieutenant Colonel Charles O'Donnell and Squadron Leader Robert Morris discuss the SWARMS Sea Robotics unmanned vehicles capability during the Technical Cooperation Program AI Strategic Challenge 2023 at HMAS Creswell, Jervis Bay Territory. *** Local Caption *** The Technical Cooperation Program (TTCP) AI Strategic Challenge (AISC) 2023 will be held at HMAS Creswell, 09-27 October 2023. Bringing together Five Eyes (FVEY) nations personnel, AISC 2023 will have a program of live experiments and demonstrations across a variety of systems, situated in a scenario representative of a full military operation. AISC 2023 is seeking to accelerate the transition of Artificial Intelligence (AI) solutions into the hands of coalition armed forces.

Australia Conducts Multinational AI Demo for Future Military Use

Australia has conducted a multinational tech demonstration to evaluate artificial intelligence applications for warfighters.

9 January

U.S. Army medic paratroopers assigned to 1st Battalion, 503rd Infantry Regiment, 173rd Airborne Brigade conduct COVID-19 testing on 10% of their assigned personnel on Caserma Ederle, Italy, May 15, 2020. The testing helps ensure the brigade is ready for cross country movement when necessary, even under pandemic conditions.

Rojoef Manuel

US Discusses Emerging Tech to Bolster Biothreat Security

The US has conducted a summit to discuss emerging technologies to alleviate infectious diseases as outlined in the 2023 Biodefense Posture.

9 January

Rojoef Manuel

Kopin Inks Thermal Weapon Sight Contract With US Defense Contractor

Kopin has received a $20.5-million contract to deliver thermal weapon sight eyepieces for a prime US Department of Defense contractor.

9 January

A Raytheon Sea Sparrow missile is seen flying over gray waters. The white missile is propelled by its engine, jutting out white-to-red-hot flames on its back.

Juster Domingo

Raytheon to Support Chile, Japan, US Sea Sparrow Missile Systems

Raytheon has signed a $34.3-million deal with the US to continue providing technical support for US warships' Sea Sparrow missile systems.

8 January

Rojoef Manuel

Philippines Working With Hackers Against State-Backed Cyberattacks

The Philippine government is employing hackers to counter an increase in state-sponsored cyberattacks, according to an official

8 January

Rojoef Manuel

Astor Invests in New Military Packaging Solutions Center in England

Tactical packaging developer Astor Defence has announced the construction of a new production center on the South Coast of England.

5 January

Inder Singh Bisht

S. Korea’s Future Attack Helicopter to Feature Israeli Anti-Jamming Tech

Korea Aerospace Industries will equip the South Korean Army’s future light armed helicopter with an Israeli GPS anti-jamming solution.

5 January

active flow control technology demonstrator

Inder Singh Bisht

Aurora to Demonstrate Revolutionary Active Flow Control Aircraft

Aurora Flight Sciences has begun manufacturing an active flow control aircraft demonstrator following a critical design review.

4 January

Battery-recharge-on-the-move-US-Army-testing-wearable-fuel-cells

Rojoef Manuel

Amprius Ships First Battery Cells for US Army’s Wearable Power Pack

Amprius has completed the first volume delivery of battery cells to the US Army as part of a $3-million soldier-worn power supply contract.

4 January

Cybersecurity expert working on computers

Rojoef Manuel

Cytek to Build Cybersecurity Operations Center for Caribbean Defense Customer

Cytek Security has received a contract to develop a distributed Security Operations Center for a defense ministry in the Caribbean region.

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