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India Tests ‘TARA’ Kit That Turns Dumb Bombs Into Precision Guided Weapons

India has taken its first homegrown glide weapon kit, TARA, through its maiden test, moving the system beyond development into real-world conditions.

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Raytheon Software Unlocks Multitasking Capability for US Navy Radars

Raytheon is making military radars more flexible by enabling them to handle multiple missions simultaneously.

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US Army Invents Tech That Identifies Bio-Binding Agents for Future Military Systems

Scientists at the US Army Research Laboratory have invented a new tool aimed at accelerating the discovery of binding agents for next-gen military technologies.

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Infleqtion Is Using Atoms to Listen for Signals in Jammed Battlefields

As militaries contend with increasingly jammed and contested airwaves, Infleqtion has unveiled an atom-based radio-frequency sensing system aimed at overcoming the limits of conventional technologies.

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L3Harris Sends ‘Life-Saving’ Ground Robots to Australian Defence Force

L3Harris has delivered multi-mission robotic systems to the Australian Defence Force, giving troops new tools to handle missions too dangerous for human personnel.

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Latent AI, RHI Link Up to Deploy Edge AI for Disconnected Tactical Environments

The partnership focuses on distributed AI deployment, edge inference, and resilient networking for disconnected operations.

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US Firm Builds Metamaterial-Based Antennas for Extended RF Range

Notch Technologies is rolling out a new lineup of software-defined antennas that use metamaterial structures to dynamically tune radio frequency signals for drones, ground systems, and other field communications platforms.

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US Expands Counter-Drone Push With $500M Perennial Autonomy Contract

Perennial Autonomy secured a US military contract worth up to $500 million to support counter-uncrewed aerial system operations.

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BAE Systems, Vantor Team Up on High-Accuracy Drone Targeting Capability

BAE Systems Geospatial eXploitation Products and Vantor are trying to solve one of the most persistent challenges on the battlefield: maintaining accurate drone video targeting when GPS signals are unavailable.

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UK Now Lets Robots Handle Finishing Touches of 3D-Printing

The UK is moving beyond manual labor for the final stages of 3D-printing, shifting the task to a new robotic system.

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