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Zepher’s Hydrogen Drone Quietly Sets New Altitude Record, Pushes Past Group II Limits

The hydrogen-powered Z1 drone from Zepher Flight Labs has reached a new altitude milestone: 12,000 feet with a full payload.

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India to Embed AI Tech Into Army Systems Under New Roadmap

India is rolling out a formal roadmap to scale up its use of AI, machine learning, and big data analytics across its army, aiming to streamline operations and improve decision-making.

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India Develops First ‘Dual Stealth Drone’ Wrapped in Nanotech Cloak

Two Hyderabad-based firms have teamed up to build India’s first “dual stealth drone,” combining autonomous flight with a new material that hides platforms from both radar and infrared sensors.

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LA Defense Startup Lands $260M for Massive AI-Enabled Factory Buildout

Los Angeles-based defense startup Hadrian has secured $260 million in funding to grow its AI-enabled manufacturing footprint in Arizona and California.

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China’s New Exosuit Puts Drone Operators on the Move

China’s Kestrel Defense is testing a new exoskeleton tailored for soldiers who operate drones and advanced battlefield systems.

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New ‘3D Truck’ Uses AI and Lasers to Spot Dangerous Terrain for Troops

A blue hybrid pickup truck equipped with lasers and AI for real-time road surface analysis is hitting the highways of Montana state.

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Spain’s New Passive Camo ‘Tricks’ AI-Guided Drones Without Emitting Signal

Spanish-based firm Kallisto AI has developed a next-gen camouflage system designed to protect military assets against modern, AI-guided threats.

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Australian Firm Tests Gravity Navigation to Counter GPS Denial at Sea

Australian firm Q-CTRL tested its “software-ruggedized” quantum sensors aboard the MV Sycamore for 144 hours, navigating the ocean by detecting shifts in Earth’s gravity.

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One Controller to Rule Them All? Kutta Rolls Out Streamlined Solution for Drone Ops

Kutta Technologies has introduced the Kutta Tactical Controller 2.0, a handheld device that lets troops command uncrewed vehicles using just one controller.

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New Laser Tech From Illinois Could Boost Future Drone and Missile Defenses

Engineers at the University of Illinois have developed a next-gen laser component that could improve missile defenses, power directed-energy systems, and enhance laser-based sensing on drones.

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