Technology – Page 13 – The Defense Post

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Grafenwöhr, GERMANY— Members of the Kosovo Security Force fire mortar rounds during live fire training as part of command post exercise Dynamic Front at Grafenwoehr Training Area, Germany, Feb. 7, 2026. Dynamic Front is a training mission of synchronized command and fires planning, maneuvering through a complex landscape of assembly area operations, artillery acumen, and live firing drills. The objective is to ensure that NATO forces are equipped with the capability to execute lethal fire support in wide-area ground combat across Europe. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Dylan Bailey)

Audicin Targets Military Readiness With Brainwave-Based Wellness Tech

Finnish neurotechnology firm Audicin is partnering with US-based Allied Federal Solutions to bring its brainwave-based wellness technology to defense communities, aiming to improve readiness, recovery, and sleep in high-stress environments.

2 April

Velo3D technologies will support increasing military components production.

Rojoef Manuel

Velo3D to Fast-Track 3D Printing for US Military Sustainment

Velo3D has secured a $9.8-million contract to support the US Defense Logistics Agency’s Joint Additive Manufacturing Acceptability pilot parts program.

2 April

A cyber warfare operations officer watches members of the 175th Cyberspace Operations Group analyze log files and provide a cyber threat update.

Rojoef Manuel

AI Tops National Security Threat List in 2026 US Intel Report

Artificial intelligence has jumped from niche research labs into the center of US national security strategy, the US Intelligence Community warns.

1 April

An artist’s rendering of one of Capella Space’s synthetic aperture radar satellites.

Bea Castañeda

Beyond the Visible: Uncovering Synthetic Aperture Radar

Operating through clouds, darkness, and at range, synthetic aperture radar turns motion into sharp, reliable imagery. This guide explains how.

1 April

A rendering of how Lockheed Martin’s Rapid Fielding Center can be customized for unique development programs, accelerating the timeline from concept to production.

Rojoef Manuel

Lockheed Martin Enhances Rapid Prototyping Capability With New Texas Hub

Lockheed Martin has inaugurated a facility in Texas to enhance the development, evaluation, and testbed work in support of US defense programs.

1 April

Ronald Watkins

Spectra Unveils Rugged microNAS for Data-Heavy Military Platforms

Spectra Defense Technologies has introduced a rugged network-attached storage (NAS) system designed for military platforms.

1 April

A compact quadcopter drone in flight alongside a Royal Air Force roundel banner during Exercise Agile Warrior, used to illustrate advances in quantum-resilient drone navigation and communications

Ethan M. Encarnacion

‘World’s First Quantum-Resilient Drones’ Lift Off in European Trials

A Cold War-era algorithm has been flown on drones for the first time, pointing to a new class of systems built to withstand quantum threats.

1 April

Christine Casimiro

Swedish Navy Amphibious Units Train Ahead of Sea Giraffe 1X Delivery

Sweden, in cooperation with Saab, has been training the Swedish Navy’s amphibious units ahead of the delivery of Sea Giraffe 1X radars.

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31 March

Senior Airman James McGaha, 379th Expeditionary Security Force Squadron patrolman, prepares the Raven B Digital Data Link drone, a small unmanned aircraft or drone, for flight Feb. 19 at Al Udeid Air Base, Qatar. McGaha checks the drone’s wires and connections to ensure components are operational before flight. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Terrica Y. Jones/Released)

Rojoef Manuel

Aptiv, Winchester Unveil Modular Connector for Satellite, Drone Programs

Swiss technology company Aptiv PLC and its American subsidiary Winchester Interconnect have introduced a modular connector tailored for satellites and unmanned aerial systems.

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