Technology – Page 49 – The Defense Post

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26 November

Fortem Technologies Cleared to Sell Counter-Drone Systems Directly to US Army

Fortem Technologies has been approved to sell its counter-drone systems directly to the US Army through the new G-TEAD Marketplace.

26 November

Soldiers from Army Software Factory observe training while using the Army’s new AirborneReady software, a Soldier-developed system now integrated into the Army Training Information System (ATIS) to streamline jump-log tracking and improve real-time readiness management.

Rojoef Manuel

US Army Rolls Out Soldier-Built Software for Airborne Training Records

The US Army has introduced a new software system designed to track airborne training and readiness across the force.

26 November

Jodesz Gavilan

Elsight Advances to Phase 3 of DIU’s Project GI With HALO Secure Drone Comms

Defense firm Elsight has been selected by the US Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) to enter Phase 3 of Project GI.

26 November

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

New AI-Driven X-Ray Drone Defense Exposes Threats Before They Take Off

AI X-ray system detects drone components in luggage, uses machine learning to identify drone materials, and integrates with existing screening workflows.

26 November

Christine Casimiro

Sweden Orders Ground-Based Air Defense Parts From Saab for $220M

Sweden has ordered new sensors and a command-and-control system from Saab for the army’s brigade-level ground-based air defense.

25 November

Christine Casimiro

Finland’s NestAI Advances Military AI With $115M Funding, Nokia Partnership

NestAI, a Finnish firm specializing in command-and-control (C2) and intelligent unmanned systems, is on a roll towards pushing artificial intelligence (AI) into defense tech.

25 November