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NOMAD UGV Debuts With Scout AI’s ‘Fastest’ Autonomy System

Scout AI and Hendrick Motorsports Technical Solutions have partnered on NOMAD, a next-gen unmanned ground vehicle powered by the Fury autonomy system.

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Lockheed Martin Chosen to Shape US Army’s Next-Gen Battle Network

Lockheed Martin has landed a US Army deal to prototype the Next Generation Command and Control system as part of a push to use data-driven tools to speed up battlefield decision-making.

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New Eyes in the Sky: Teledyne Takes Next-Gen Airborne Imaging Tech to Canada

Teledyne FLIR has taken its next-gen airborne imaging pod on a cross-Canada demo tour, showcasing the 380X variant from the nose of a helicopter.

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L3Harris, Rheinmetall Bring New Eyes and Brains to Next-Gen Combat Vehicles

L3Harris Technologies is teaming up with Rheinmetall to push the next generation of combat vehicle systems.

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Boeing Drops First Look at F/A-XX Sixth-Gen Fighter, Sparks F-47 Comparisons

Boeing has dropped the first public rendering of its proposed F/A-XX fighter, offering a glimpse at a design that appears to echo elements of the US Air Force’s F-47 combat aircraft.

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Metron Powers US Army Recon With AI, Machine Learning

Virginia-based defense contractor Metron has scored a $48.6-million deal with the US Army to bring AI and machine learning into expeditionary maneuver and air-ground reconnaissance.

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ARX Robotics Unveils Combat Gereon UGV Shaped by ‘First Unmanned Contact’ Concept

ARX Robotics has pulled the wraps off its Combat Gereon unmanned ground vehicle, a system designed around the idea of “first unmanned contact."

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UK Firm G&H to Bring AI Vision and Laser Threat Detection to DSEI 2025

UK-based Gooch & Housego will roll out a slate of defense tech at DSEI 2025, highlighting advances in AI vision systems, laser threat detection, and precision optics.

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US Army Researchers Link Genetic Marker to Stress Resilience in Soldiers

Experts at the US Army Research Institute of Environmental Medicine may have found a genetic clue to why some soldiers handle extreme stress better than others.

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Pentagon to Send Reps Abroad for Military Tech Advancement, Taiwan and Japan Included

The US Department of Defense plans to send officials to “dozens” of partner nations, including Taiwan and Japan, to strengthen partnerships and give the US faster access to cutting-edge military technology.

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