artificial intelligence

Rafael Completes Developing Third-Gen Reconnaissance System

Rafael Advanced Defense Systems has completed the development of its third-generation reconnaissance system, RecceLite XR.

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US Navy Wants AI-Based Navigation on Manned Vessels

The US Navy wants to integrate artificial intelligence and machine learning into navigation aid systems on manned ships.

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Who Is Responsible for Lethal Autonomous Weapon Systems?

As more countries develop intelligent weapons, it's crucial to create and enforce regulations for governing these lethal autonomous weapon systems.

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Russian Helicopters Commissions AI-Controlled Chopper Study

Russian Helicopters will study the possibility of developing an AI-controlled chopper based on the helicopter utility rotorcraft.

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Russian Firm Unveils Platform-Agnostic Drone Swarm Control System

Russian defense firm Kronshtadt has unveiled a drone swarm control system that can be mounted on airborne or shipborne platforms.

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Boeing Australia Tests Unmanned ‘Loyal Wingman’ Aircraft

Boeing Australia recently tested two unmanned aircraft, expanding its Airpower Teaming System flight testing program.

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Australian Army Trials Autonomous Truck Convoy

An Australian army project to develop a fleet of autonomous trucks using “leader-follower vehicle” technology has completed a series of trials.

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Australia to Invest $2.4 Million in New Unmanned Ground Vehicle

Australia has awarded a $2.4 million contract to Cyborg Dynamics Engineering to develop a lightweight, semi-autonomous unmanned ground vehicle.

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IAI to Lead Development of Israel’s Future Carmel Tank

Israel has selected Israel Aerospace Industries to lead the next phase of the development of the country’s future armored fighting vehicle, the Carmel.

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Turkish Firms Develop Kamikaze ‘Drone Killer’ UAV

Turkish defense contractors Havelsan and Transvaro have developed a new kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicle capable of neutralizing enemy drones.

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