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21 May

Americas

Babel Street’s Insights Investigator platform uses analyst-controlled AI agents to automate intelligence investigations, entity analysis, and multi-step research workflows. Image: Babel Street

Samantha Alexa

Babel Street Unveils Agentic AI Platform for Intelligence Investigations

New platform uses supervised AI agents to accelerate intelligence investigations and analytical workflows.

20 May

Americas

Soldiers operate drone-connected edge computing systems during a field exercise focused on tactical AI and resilient mesh networking. Image: Latent AI

Samantha Alexa

Latent AI, RHI Link Up to Deploy Edge AI for Disconnected Tactical Environments

The partnership focuses on distributed AI deployment, edge inference, and resilient networking for disconnected operations.

20 May

Technology

Arkeus’ Hyperspectral Optical Radar (HSOR) system is designed to provide autonomous wide-area ISR sensing across contested environments. Photo: Arkeus

Samantha Alexa

Australian Startup Arkeus Raises $18 Million for AI-Powered Sensing Systems

The Australian startup is scaling AI-driven perception systems for drones, ISR missions, and autonomous military operations.

20 May

Space

Staff Writer With AFP

German Firms Join Forces on Space Surveillance System

German defense tech start-up Helsing and space technology group OHB on Tuesday unveiled a joint venture to develop an AI-powered surveillance and targeting system for use in outer space.

19 May

Technology

Blighter radar systems deployed along the Korean Demilitarized Zone support surveillance and counter-drone monitoring operations in South Korea. Photo: Blighter Surveillance Systems Limited

Samantha Alexa

Counter-Drone Radar Network Gains AI Edge in South Korea

The partnership combines radar and AI analytics to improve drone detection and border surveillance efficiency.

19 May

Americas

A US Army drone operator participates in counter-drone testing as the Pentagon explores AI-assisted targeting technologies for C-UAS missions. Photo: Staff Sgt. Gabriel Davis/DVIDS

Samantha Alexa

AI Takes Larger Role in Pentagon’s New Counter-Drone Targeting Push

New Defense Innovation Unit effort links AI, sensors, and weapons to improve battlefield counter-drone response times.

18 May

Technology

Rojoef Manuel

FLEETWERX, US Navy School Test On-Demand Part Resupply System for Troops

California-based organization FLEETWERX and the US Naval Postgraduate School are evaluating a distributed manufacturing and logistics network at Camp Roberts, California.

18 May

Americas