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Safran Expands Battlefield Vision With New Thermal Clip-On System

Safran Electronic & Defense is aiming to set a new standard in thermal vision with a device designed to clip onto standard night vision goggles.

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Air Surveillance Gets Faster With New Saab Radar Built for One-Second Scans

Saab is tightening the loop between target detection and tracking with the Giraffe AMB D, a new radar system that updates tracked targets every second, enabling near real-time air surveillance for short- and medium-range air defense roles.

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France’s Arquus Puts 105mm Firepower on New 6×6 Armored Platform

Arquus is pushing 105mm firepower onto wheels with Fenris, a new 6×6 armored combat vehicle revealed at Eurosatory 2026.

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Leonardo Targets Battlefield Cyber Weak Spots With New Defense Suite

Leonardo is aiming to address one of the modern battlefield's growing cyber vulnerabilities: invisible attacks that can disrupt military systems in multi-domain operations.

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US Walls Off Anthropic’s Frontier AI Over Foreign Military Exploitation Fears

The US government has moved to restrict export of Anthropic’s most advanced artificial intelligence models, citing concerns they could be exploited by foreign military and intelligence organizations.

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EOS to Launch AI Command-and-Control Hub in France

Electro Optic Systems is looking to turn France into its European base AI command and control, announcing plans for a new regional hub.

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Can AI Predict Satellite Failures Before They Happen? The US Air Force Wants to Find Out

The US Air Force Research Laboratory is turning to AI to help keep satellites healthy in orbit, exploring a system designed to spot early warning signs of failure.

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Israel’s DroneWeaver System Looks to Take the Delay Out of Drone Defense

As drones become an increasing challenge for soldiers on the modern battlefield, Israeli firm TSG is presenting an AI-enabled counter-unmanned aerial system designed to neutralize them within seconds.

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AV Has New UGV That Can Fit in a Backpack and Go Into High-Risk Zones

A new backpackable unmanned ground vehicle from AeroVironment could help troops conduct reconnaissance and explosive ordnance disposal missions without risking their lives.

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Thales, Renault Develop 4×4 Tactical Vehicle That Can Control UAVs and UGVs

Thales has joined forces with Renault Group to transform a 4x4 platform into what they describe as a “fully functional mobile command center” for unmanned systems.

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