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15 April

PHEDRE consortium will advance design methods and tools for next-generation turboprop propellers.

Collins Aerospace Leads Initiative to Improve Propeller Design, Simulation

Collins Aerospace has launched a new industry consortium to develop next-generation propeller technologies for turboprop aircraft.

15 April

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Operator XR Elevates Counter-Drone Training With New Virtual Reality Tech

Australian firm Operator XR is advancing counter-unmanned aerial systems training with Interceptor, a virtual reality system designed to simulate realistic scenarios.

15 April

Ethan M. Encarnacion

New VR Training Tool Shows Not Just What Soldiers Did, But What Drove Their Actions

A new VR training system is set to give military instructors a deeper level of insight into soldier performance, showing not only what happens during training, but what drives it.

15 April

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

L3Harris Explores New Autonomous EW Setup for Rapid Threat Response

L3Harris Technologies is exploring a new autonomous electronic warfare setup that can identify and counter threats in real time.

15 April

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Safe Pro’s New Miniaturized AI System Turns Drone Video Into Live Threat Maps

The US military could soon enhance its battlefield mapping capabilities by turning drone footage into real-time maps using a new edge computing system.

14 April

Cold Weather Leaders Course students move through the rugged terrain at the Northern Warfare Training Center's Black Rapids Training Site during a snowstorm. NWTC cadre worked overtime to help meet the increased need for more Arctic experts in the units to help pass critical knowledge throughout the formations. (Army photo/John Pennell)

Rojoef Manuel

Baylor University Launches Arctic Lab to Study Cold’s Impact on Troops

Baylor University in Texas has opened a facility designed to simulate Arctic conditions and study how cold affects US warfighters and first responders.

14 April

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

California Firm Debuts New Computing Devices for Real-Time Data Processing

California-based Aitech is advancing battlefield computing with new single-board computers built to improve tactical decision-making where every millisecond matters.

14 April

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Raytheon’s ‘First-of-Its-Kind’ Camera Flags Thermal Shifts to Track Targets

Raytheon has merged mid-wave infrared sensing and event-based imaging to develop a “first-of-its-kind” camera system that catches changes in heat signatures down to the pixel level.

14 April

Jodesz Gavilan

Fuse Energy to Build Radiation Testing Facility in New Mexico

Fuse Energy Technologies is building a new radiation testing facility in Albuquerque, New Mexico, expanding US capacity to test defense, space, and semiconductor systems in extreme environments.

14 April