Sensor

Swiss Firm Launches Drone Sensor That Locates Targets Using Phone Signals

Swiss company Polus Tech is launching a new drone-mounted sensor that tracks targets by picking up signals from mobile phones.

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General Dynamics to Bolster Defense at US Army Bases

General Dynamics Information Technology has signed a $580-million deal to maintain the security and readiness of US Army bases.

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Canada’s New Battlefield Tech Helps Troops Detect Laser-Guided Attacks

KWESST has landed a contract to deliver prototypes of its next-gen Battlefield Laser Detection System to a major North American armored vehicle program.

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BAE, Hanwha Team on Multi-Sensor Satellite Development

BAE Systems has signed a memorandum of understanding with Hanwha Systems to jointly offer advanced satellite systems for global customers.

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NATO Tests GANDALF-4 Prototype Sensor Against GNSS Signal Threats

NATO tested a new prototype sensor to counter Global Navigation Satellite System threats and strengthen situational awareness.

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Shield AI Delivers First ViDAR Optical Sensors for US Marine Corps Drones

Shield AI has delivered its first ViDAR optical sensors to the US Marine Corps to support drone operations with AI-enabled solutions.

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Elwave to Field Anti-Mine Sensor for Ukraine

French drone developer Elwave will deploy its Tetrapulse sensor for Ukraine’s underwater mine countermeasure operations.

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US Combat Vehicles to Receive ELTA’s Multi-Mission/Multi-Sensor Suite

ELTA North America has been awarded a contract to supply its Multi-Mission/Multi-Sensor Suite (M3S2) for US military combat vehicles.

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US Navy Declares Initial Operational Capability for Next-Gen F/A-18 Sensors

The US Navy has formally declared initial operational capability for the next-generation infrared sensors designed for the F/A-18 Super Hornet.

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BAE Wins $12M DARPA Contract to Develop High-Temperature Sensor Tech

BAE has secured a $12 million contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to advance sensor withstanding extreme hit.

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