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Jun- 2025 -

23 June

Arms

Inder Singh Bisht

India Tests AI-Controlled Light Machine Gun in Mountains

The Indian Army has tested an artificial-intelligence-based light machine gun in the mountains.

20 June

Americas

Spc. Brandon O’Neal serves as a sensor manager with the 10th Missile Defense Battery at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam, Hawaii. There are five missile defense batteries located worldwide that operate the AN/TPY-2 radars in forward-based mode conducting ballistic missile search, track and discrimination operations in support of regional and homeland defense. Additionally, the Forward-Based Mode Radar enables space operations by conducting data collection. (U.S. Army photo)

Rojoef Manuel

California Firm, AFRL Seal Partnership to Enhance Pentagon’s Tactical, Intel Ops With AI

Stream Engine has signed a Cooperative Research and Development Agreement to support the integration of AI solutions into US Department of Defense workflows.

20 June

Air

Eurofighter Typhoon, the most advanced multi-role combat aircraft available on the market today, built by a four-nation European consortium including BAE Systems. It provides 24/7 year-round protection of the UK’s sovereign airspace on Quick Reaction Alert and is regularly deployed on air policing missions to protect Baltic airspace, operating at extremely high readiness no matter what the conditions. Image shows the Royal Air Force Typhoon Display Team at the Southport Air Show. For further details on

Rojoef Manuel

BAE, Avioniq Trial AI Threat Detector Aboard Typhoon Fighter Jet

BAE Systems and Sweden-based Avioniq are testing an AI-enabled capability aboard the Eurofighter Typhoon to reinforce the combat aircraft’s threat protection.

18 June

Americas

Giulia Bernacchi

BlackSky to Launch New Imaging Satellites for Large-Scale Data Collection

BlackSky announced plans to expand its satellite constellation with new multispectral satellites designed for large-area data collection.

May- 2025 -

14 May

Business

Inder Singh Bisht

Helsing Unveils AI-Based Underwater Detection System for Quieter Threats

Helsing has unveiled an artificial intelligence-based underwater surveillance system to detect threats with low-acoustic signatures such as stealth submarines.

13 May

Europe