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Attack Drone With a Twist: AEVEX 3D-Prints New Jet-Powered UAV

AEVEX Aerospace is expanding its autonomous portfolio with Specter, a new one-way attack drone designed to deliver different mission effects from a modular, jet-powered platform.

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New UGV Family From US Offers Changeable Modules for Different Ops

US firm VisionWave is developing a new family of autonomous ground systems built around a simple idea: one vehicle architecture can take on different missions by swapping its mission module.

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Skydio’s New Drone Puts an Asymmetrical Twist on Fixed-Wing Flight

Skydio’s first fixed-wing drone does not look quite like a conventional aircraft, and that is by design.

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US Air Force Cuts Civilian Jobs at Key Chinese Military Research Hub

The US Air Force is defunding all civilian positions at the China Aerospace Studies Institute, triggering conflicting statements over whether the service’s primary open-source Chinese military research center will close.

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Ameresco to Field Nuclear Plants at US Army Bases

The US Army has selected energy infrastructure developer Ameresco to negotiate long-term land leases for commercial nuclear reactor projects at two military installations.

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Over 100,000 US Defense Personnel Now Use Palantir’s Maven AI: Official

The Pentagon is expanding its use of AI in military operations through Palantir’s Maven Smart System, which turns battlefield data into information commanders can use for targeting and other decisions.

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US Air Force Taps AI to Expose Hidden Foreign Ties in Supply Chains

The US Air Force has selected Finch AI to deliver an AI capability designed to uncover potential foreign influence and hidden relationships across the US industrial base and research institutions.

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Saab, NestAI Target More Adaptive Electronic Warfare With AI

As electronic warfare threats evolve, Saab is turning to adaptive AI from Finnish firm NestAI to help its systems learn and adjust after deployment.

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New AI Algorithms Take Flight on Dassault’s Rafale Fighter Jet

Dassault Aviation has flight-tested two new AI algorithms aboard a Rafale fighter jet, bringing the technology closer to potential use in future cockpit and combat-system upgrades.

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US Army Brings AI Weapon Sensors Into Tactical Training

The US Army is looking to use AI to make battlefield training more measurable, capturing real-time data on how soldiers employ their weapons during live exercises.

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