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20 February

From Words to Action: ‘Fury’ System Controls Unmanned Fleet With Verbal Command

Human troops could soon take a backseat in strike missions, with commanders deploying fleets of unmanned systems using only voice commands.

20 February

Ethan M. Encarnacion

US Firm Merges Edge AI and Kinetic Power in New Air Defense System

With new institutional funding, ARCYN is pushing forward the development of a next-gen air defense system powered by edge AI.

20 February

Ethan M. Encarnacion

2-Km Vision: Ukraine Clears Long-Range Combat Monoculars for Troops

Could Ukrainian troops operate at night with day-like vision? Kyiv is betting on that possibility, clearing a set of monoculars for military use.

20 February

The mission focused on the repair of a complex C-arm medical imaging device in Iraq.

Giulia Bernacchi

US Army Uses Remote Support to Repair Surgical Imaging System in Iraq

The US Army Medical Logistics Command has remotely repaired a surgical imaging device in Iraq with support from the US.

19 February

Rojoef Manuel

Indra, Leonardo Target International Growth With Cyber Defense Partnership

Spanish defense contractor Indra Group and Leonardo in Italy have signed a memorandum of understanding to advance cooperation in cyber defense and expand reach in Europe, NATO, and other international markets.

19 February

Australian and New Zealand soldiers with Task Group Taji, with the assistance of Iraqi instructors from the School of Infantry NCO II, install a new modular Urban Training Facility on Camp Taji, Iraq, June 2, 2019. The new training facility made of hardened plastic bricks will last much longer and allow for greater variety of training options than the wooden facades they are replacing. The Coalition focuses on providing training support, and equipment to enhance the professionalism, technical expertise and equipment capabilities of Iraqi Security Forces. (U.S. Army Reserve photo by Cpl. Tamara Cummings)

Rojoef Manuel

CenCore to Supply Modular Buildings for US Navy

Infrastructure company CenCore has signed a $44-million contract to provide modular buildings for “vital mission requirements” to the US Navy.

19 February

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Turning Location Into a Battlefield Weapon: QinetiQ Unveils Q40

The UK could soon be harnessing location and navigation as an unconventional battlefield weapon with QinetiQ’s new Q40 receiver.

19 February

French AI radar SAHARA: A lightweight SAR sensor for all-weather drone surveillance and object detection.

Ethan M. Encarnacion

France Gives Ukrainian Drones AI-Powered Eyes That Penetrate Fog

Cloudy skies may soon be no obstacle for Ukrainian drones, as Harmattan AI is equipping Kyiv’s systems with “new eyes” capable of seeing through fog and darkness.

19 February