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All-Electric Scorpion Mortar Brings Push-Button Firepower to Army Vehicle

Global Military Products has showcased its new all-electric Scorpion Medium 120mm mobile mortar system, offering the US Army a heavier firepower option for its Infantry Squad Vehicles.

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Soldier Tracking Goes Mobile With ‘Overwatch Patrol’ App From SPARC AI

Dismounted troops can now track one another’s locations across the battlefield in real time without relying on conventional GPS using SPARC AI’s “Overwatch Patrol” positioning application.

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Finnish UGV Puts Its Motors Inside the Wheels for Stealthier Resupply

Finnish firm ESOX Group is bringing a quieter approach to autonomous battlefield resupply with the ESOX X2, a new unmanned ground vehicle built to carry supplies to forward positions.

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AI to Help Keep Faulty Body Armor Off British Soldiers

UK defense tech firm QinetiQ will use artificial intelligence to accelerate inspections of British Army body armor under a new $2.94 million contract.

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OpenAI Welcomes US Bills Targeting AI-Enabled Bioweapon Risks

OpenAI is backing three bipartisan US bills aimed at preventing artificial intelligence from intensifying biological weapon threats while supporting the development of AI-powered defenses.

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Egypt Partners With Intel to Localize AI for Military Production

Egypt’s Ministry of Military Production is pushing to build domestic AI capabilities through a new agreement covering AI training, technology transfer, and the potential local assembly of edge AI systems.

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US Marines Streamline Barracks Security With Honeywell Access Tech

Honeywell Technologies has fielded a modernized access control platform for the US Marine Corps to standardize and secure barracks facilities globally.

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Aitech Brings New Computing Power to Fielded Military Systems

Aitech has rolled out the C165, a rugged single-board computer built to upgrade military computing systems already deployed across air, land, and naval platforms.

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Fast-Tracked Jet Power: UK Tests New Turbojet for Drones, Larger Aircraft

The UK has sent a new homegrown turbojet into the sky less than seven months after the engine existed only as a concept.

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US Army Uses AI to Predict Logistics Risks in Japan Drill

The US Army’s 11th Airborne Division deployed Gallatin AI’s Navigator platform to forecast supply needs and identify logistics risks during Exercise Yama Sakura 91 in Japan.

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