Technology
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Sep- 2026 -30 September
Ukraine’s Fedorov Launches ‘Army of Robots’ for Combat Support
Ukraine’s former Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has launched a new defense initiative aimed at what he calls “the robotization of warfare.”
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30 September
Maris-Tech Lands Record $10M Order for Military Aircraft Video
Israel’s Maris-Tech has received a $10-million order to develop and supply video systems for multiple next-generation manned defense aircraft.
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29 September
Japan Eyes AI-Powered Humanoid Robots for Military Roles
Japan is exploring AI-equipped humanoid robots for military support roles as the country’s Self-Defense Forces grapple with personnel shortage.
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29 September
Ukraine’s New AI Platform Spots Patterns and Predicts Enemy Moves
Ukraine is giving military planners a new AI tool that can sift through battlefield data, spot patterns, and assess what the enemy might do next.
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29 September
South 8 Opens San Diego Line for Sub-Zero Defense Batteries
California-based battery developer South 8 Technologies has inaugurated a semi-automated production line at its San Diego center to manufacture extreme-cold lithium-ion cells for military applications.
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29 September
US Air Force Cuts Civilian Jobs at Key Chinese Military Research Hub
The US Air Force is defunding all civilian positions at the China Aerospace Studies Institute, triggering conflicting statements over whether the service’s primary open-source Chinese military research center will close.
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29 September
Lockheed Martin Launches Quantum Hub for Military Technology
Lockheed Martin has launched a dedicated center to develop quantum technologies for military applications.
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28 September
Ameresco to Field Nuclear Plants at US Army Bases
The US Army has selected energy infrastructure developer Ameresco to negotiate long-term land leases for commercial nuclear reactor projects at two military installations.
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25 September
US Air Force Taps AI to Expose Hidden Foreign Ties in Supply Chains
The US Air Force has selected Finch AI to deliver an AI capability designed to uncover potential foreign influence and hidden relationships across the US industrial base and research institutions.
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25 September
Saab, NestAI Target More Adaptive Electronic Warfare With AI
As electronic warfare threats evolve, Saab is turning to adaptive AI from Finnish firm NestAI to help its systems learn and adjust after deployment.
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