radio communication
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Sep- 2026 -24 SeptemberAmericas
Too Many RF Signals? DARPA Turns to Analog Processing
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is pursuing wideband electronic-support systems that could improve sensing and situational awareness across a range of platforms.
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14 SeptemberEurope
L3Harris Moves Toward WIDMO Radio Production in Poland
L3Harris and Poland’s CTM have signed an agreement covering the potential domestic production of WIDMO tactical radios.
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Aug- 2026 -12 AugustTechnology
Australian Firm Develops Handheld Device That Reads the Electromagnetic Battlefield
Australian firm DroneShield is shrinking radio-frequency intelligence into a handheld package, giving operators a single device to detect, identify, locate, and assess signals on the battlefield.
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Jul- 2026 -15 JulyTechnology
US Army Buys More Manpack Radios From L3Harris
L3Harris Technologies has received multiple orders worth $84 million to provide additional manpack radios for the US Army.
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15 JulyAsia Pacific
Indian Firm Debuts UGV With Drone Relay for Beyond-Line-of-Sight Control
Indian firm Svaayatt Systems is bringing beyond-line-of-sight capability to its new unmanned ground vehicle, eliminating the need for fixed communications infrastructure.
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1 JulyAsia Pacific
S. Korea Revises Military Radio Upgrade Program After US Security Restrictions
South Korea has revised its program to introduce the NATO-standard SATURN waveform across the military's tactical radio network.
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Jun- 2026 -26 JuneEurope
L3Harris Wins German Contracts for Falcon Military Radio Systems
L3Harris Technologies has received foreign military sales contracts to provide its proprietary Falcon tactical radio systems to Germany.
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26 JuneTechnology
Australian Tech Shrinks RF Signal Intelligence to Less Than One Watt
A new AI-enabled tech from Australia-based firm BrainChip could classify radio-frequency signals in real time under one watt of power.
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25 JuneLand
Thales to Provide 5,000 Comm Kits for US Army Vehicles
The US Army has contracted Thales Defense & Security for up to 5,000 Low Cost Data Architecture Radio Adaptable Transport systems, supporting the military’s effort to revamp tactical communications across its vehicle fleet.
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24 JuneEurope
More Data, Less Clarity? New Finnish Tech Aims to End Battlefield Data Silos
A new software-defined platform from Finnish company Savox Communications is designed to help soldiers make sense of an increasingly data-saturated battlefield.
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