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26 May

Sea

Israel Introduces ‘UDA’ Multi-Layered Detection Concept to Counter Subsea Threats

Israeli firm DSIT Solutions is stitching together multiple layers of underwater surveillance with a new Underwater Domain Awareness concept designed to track threats beneath the surface.

26 May

Americas

Ronald Watkins

US Army Demo Validates Radar-AI Integration for Counter-Drone Weapon Stations

An exercise demonstrated that existing US Army turreted weapon stations can be adapted to engage drone threats in under three seconds.

26 May

Asia Pacific

Officials from the Korea Institute for Defense Analyses (KIDA) and the National Information Society Agency (NIA) pose after signing an agreement to coordinate national and defense AI initiatives in Seoul on May 22, 2026. Photo: Korea Institute for Defense Analyses

Samantha Alexa

South Korea Moves to Centralize Defense AI Under National Policy Push

Seoul is linking public and defense AI efforts to strengthen military modernization and industrial coordination.

26 May

Middle East

Ronald Watkins

Israel’s Maris-Tech Cracks Singapore Defense Market With First Production Order

Israeli edge-computing firm Maris-Tech has received its first serial production order from a defense customer in Singapore.

25 May

Americas

(Representative only.) West Virginia Army National Guard soldiers conduct infantry training during an exercise at Fort Pickett, Virginia. Photo: Officer Candidate Ayden Norcross/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

Turning Data Into Decisions: New AI Partnership Targets the Tactical Edge

New collaboration focuses on accelerating frontline threat analysis and mission decisions in degraded operational conditions.

25 May

Technology

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Anduril’s ‘Voyager G1’ Brings AI Computing to Soldier’s Vest

Troops can now run mission systems and AI-enabled tools directly from body-worn gear instead of relying on computers at command posts, thanks to Anduril Industries’ Voyager Gateway 1.

22 May

Europe

Consortium partners involved in the KIRK initiative, including Helsing, OHB, HENSOLDT, and Kongsberg. Image: Helsing

Samantha Alexa

Germany’s Helsing Launches AI-Enabled Space Targeting Initiative With OHB

A new European consortium is developing AI-enabled satellite reconnaissance for faster battlefield targeting cycles.

21 May

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

Rojoef Manuel

Shield AI Brings Autonomous Pilot to LUCAS Kamikaze Drone

The US has partnered with Shield AI to integrate its proprietary Hivemind autonomy software into the Low-Cost Uncrewed Combat System loitering munition.

21 May

Americas