defense

AFRICOM Explores ‘Flying Wall’ for Next-Gen Force Protection

AFRICOM has come up with a bold concept for defending forces against evolving aerial threats: a “flying wall” of coordinated drones.

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‘Baton’ Interceptors Expand Ukraine’s Fight Against Rogue UAVs

A new set of interceptor drones is ready for service entry in Kyiv after clearing codification.

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US Firm Merges Edge AI and Kinetic Power in New Air Defense System

With new institutional funding, ARCYN is pushing forward the development of a next-gen air defense system powered by edge AI.

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310-kph Shahed Interceptor Takes Center Stage at UMEX 2026

General Cherry is bolstering Ukraine’s air defenses with a new one-way interceptor designed to clip the wings of Russia’s Iranian-supplied Shahed loitering munition.

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High-Speed Interceptors With Autopilot? UK Unveils Baby Raptor and Raptor XL

Speed is emerging as the UK’s next bet against aerial threats, unveiling new high-speed interceptors for “fast-paced, precise engagements.”

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Turkey ‘In Talks’ With Pakistan and Saudi Over Defense Pact

Turkey is holding talks with Pakistan and Saudi Arabia to join a defense alliance established in September between the two countries.

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Eyes Everywhere: US Army Combat Vehicles Set for 360° Vision Upgrade

Computing and visualization systems use rugged high-performance computing units, advanced data-routing hardware, and crew workstations.

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EDGE Builds Digital Safety Layer for Modern Munitions

ESAD-50 is an electronic safety arming device, featuring a compact form factor, four dedicated boards managing safety, arming, and firing, and an onboard IMU to monitor motion.

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Israel Develops Advanced Border Defense System With Human-Machine Control

Israel’s latest border defense system brings drones, sensors, and real-time AI coordination to the frontline, letting operators respond faster to emerging threats.

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University of Iowa Begins Push for Next-Gen Quantum Systems for Defense

Researchers at Iowa are pushing deeper into materials research, aiming to lay the groundwork for future quantum technologies.

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