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13 February

Soldier operating a robotic system controller

US Marines to Receive Controllers for Multiple Drones From AeroVironment

AeroVironment has received a $2.67-million contract to supply Tomahawk robotic controller prototypes for the US Department of Defense.

12 February

Cyber

Rojoef Manuel

UN Investigates $3B N. Korean Cyberattack Campaign for Mass Destruction Weapons Funding

The United Nations is investigating North Korean cyberattacks that pooled $3 billion to fund Pyongyang's weapons of mass destruction.

12 February

Technology

Personnel testing virtual reality medical trauma simulator for soldiers

Rojoef Manuel

Latvia Finalizes Test on VR Trauma Simulator for EU Militaries

The Latvian Ministry of Defence has conducted the final demonstration of its Virtual Reality Trauma Simulator project in Ādaži.

12 February

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

Joe Saballa

General Atomics Unveils XQ-67A Advanced Sensing Drone for US Air Force

General Atomics has unveiled its new XQ-67A advanced sensing drone that was secretly being developed for the US Air Force.

9 February

Air

Turkish Aerospace President and CEO Professor Temel Kotil and EDGE Group Platforms & Systems President Khaled Al Zaabi are seen signing documents during a memorandum of agreement ceremony. In the back, a facilitator oversees the procedure. A white panel with EDGE and Turkish Aerospace's logos printed on it serves as their background. The table where the signing is taking place on has the UAE, Turkey, and the company's flags propped up on it.

Juster Domingo

EDGE, Turkish Aerospace Team Up for New Airborne Projects

EDGE Group has signed a memorandum of understanding with Turkish Aerospace to integrate payloads and sensors with their airborne capabilities.

8 February

Technology

Pilots from the PNG Defence Force with members of the RAAF Institute of Aviation Medicine during a training course at RAAF Base Edinburgh. Photo: Squadron Leader Indra Garner

Rojoef Manuel

Papua New Guinea Completes Australian Aviation Medicine Training Course

The Papua New Guinea Defence Force has completed an aviation medicine training course led by the Royal Australian Air Force at Base Edinburgh.

8 February

Sea

An Irish Naval Service's offshore patrol vehicle, LÉ Samuel Beckett (P61), is seen sailing calm, green-blue waters. The gray ship has "P61" painted on its hull in black. The sky in the background is cloudy and slightly overcast.

Juster Domingo

Irish Navy Signs Wärtsilä for OPV Maintenance, Reliability

Wärtsilä has signed a five-year contract to ensure operational reliability for four of the Irish Naval Service's offshore patrol vessels.

8 February

Asia Pacific

Joe Saballa

China Says New AI-Enabled Spy Tech Gives Enemies ‘Nowhere to Hide’

Chinese scientists claimed to have developed an artificial intelligence-enabled spy tech that gives enemy forces “nowhere to hide” on the battlefield.

7 February

Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion

Joe Saballa

Fortem to Offer Advanced Counter-Drone Solutions to Saudi Arabia

Fortem Technologies has announced its intent to supply advanced counter-unmanned aerial system solutions to Saudi Arabia.

7 February

Technology

A Trusted Operation of Robotic Vehicles in a Contested Environment (TORVICE) trial was held in South Australia in late 2023. The live trial involved personnel from Australia, the US and UK testing autonomous ground vehicles in a contested electronic warfare environment. TORVICE is part of Australia's commitment to AUKUS Pillar II Advanced Capabilities.

Rojoef Manuel

Australia, UK, US Demo AI in Autonomous Military Systems

The Australian military has partnered with the UK and the US to showcase the operability of autonomous assets with artificial intelligence.

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