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Oct- 2026 -5 OctoberTechnology
US Air Force Bets on New Sensing Tech to Catch Long-Range Missiles Early
US Air Force high-value aircraft could soon get a new set of eyes for spotting long-range missile threats, thanks to a sensor upgrade being developed by US firm SRC.
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5 OctoberAmericas
Northrop Shrinks 20x-Clearer RF Signals Into a Grain-of-Rice Chip
Northrop Grumman is tackling a major challenge in modern radio frequency systems: moving massive amounts of information quickly, cleanly, and reliably.
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1 OctoberAmericas
Heaviside Wins $99M US Army Contract for MOTH Spectrum Analyzers
Heaviside Industries has announced a five-year US Army contract worth up to $99 million for its MOTH radio frequency spectrum analyzers.
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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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2 SeptemberAmericas
Northrop Advances Diamond-Cooled Microchips to Boost Military Radar
Northrop Grumman is strengthening military radar, communications systems, and satellite links with its new diamond-cooled microchip technological breakthrough.
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Aug- 2026 -20 AugustSpace
Kratos Bets on Bigger Ground Antennas to Handle High-Volume Satellite Data
A new GAIA 100 Tri-Band ground station antenna variant from Kratos Defense & Security Solutions is designed to track satellites and transmit and receive high volumes of data between orbit and Earth.
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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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11 AugustAmericas
Lockheed Is Giving Future Missiles a Shared Tech Backbone With ‘Strigo’
Lockheed Martin is introducing a new family of modular technologies designed to give missile systems more flexibility across different missions.
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Jul- 2026 -30 JulyTechnology
Australian Tech Helps Warfighters Detect Drones They Have Never Seen Before
A Sydney-based firm is developing a new approach to drone detection, helping military operators respond to threats they have not encountered before.
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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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