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24 September

A US Air Force air battle manager participates in the Department of the Air Force’s Advanced Battle Management System Cross-Functional Team second Decision Advantage Sprint for Human-Machine Teaming, or DASH.

DASH 2 Test: US Air Force Pits AI-Human Teams Against Human-Only Decisions

The US military is assessing how human-machine collaboration stacks up against human-only decisions for speed, accuracy, and effectiveness.

24 September

Ronald Watkins

BANC3’s Wideband RF Switch to Sharpen US Edge in the Spectrum Fight

BANC3 has secured a contract to develop a wideband, non-blocking radio frequency switch matrix electronic warfare and signals intelligence.

24 September

Avionics Technician, Sergeant Thomas Lane from No. 36 Squadron, utilises the Hololens mixed reality device during maintenance of a C-17A Globemaster III aircraft. Digitally Altered Image. *** Local Caption *** Aircraft Technicians from No. 36 Squadron at RAAF Base Amberley are now using Microsoft HoloLens mixed reality devices (goggles) with Boeing software to maintain C-17A Globemaster III aircraft. Implemented by the Squadron and Boeing contractors to navigate COVID-19 restrictions when working with their United States based counterparts, the first trial of the devices started in July 2020. This is a new capability for any RAAF aircraft maintenance team.

Rojoef Manuel

Australian Firm to Supply Digital Defense Systems in Record NATO Partner Deal

Australian digital and extended reality systems developer Vection Technologies has received a contract to supply digital defense infrastructure to a NATO-approved partner in Europe.

23 September

Singaporean armed forces in ship control room at sea.

Christine Casimiro

Singapore Pushes Modern Warfare Preparation With AI and Gaming Tech

Singapore is plugging AI and gaming tech straight into defense to accelerate decision-making and keep pace with evolving threats.

23 September

A soldier is using the SitaWare device on the field

Jodesz Gavilan

German Army to Expand Digital Command With SitaWare Edge

German soldiers will soon field new situational awareness software, SitaWare Edge, to improve operational command in fast-moving environments.

23 September

Soldier with a laptop on the battlefield

Rojoef Manuel

Ukraine Fields Paperless System for Military Personnel Data Management

Ukraine has deployed a new digital system called “Impulse” to manage and track military personnel across its armed forces.

22 September

Rojoef Manuel

Japan Sets Hard Line on Military AI: Humans Stay in Charge

Japan has drawn a red line on artificial intelligence in the military: AI can help with defense operations, but humans stay in charge when it comes to lethal force.

22 September

Jodesz Gavilan

Workshare Dispute Puts Europe’s FCAS Fighter at Risk

The future of Europe’s Future Combat Air System is at risk as tensions between Germany and France escalate over how the $117-billion program should be divided.

22 September

A soldier places supplies inside a Regent seaglider.

Jodesz Gavilan

Regent, Fairlead Partner to Advance US Navy Seaglider Fleet

Regent Craft and Fairlead have joined forces to provide the US Navy and Marine Corps with Seaglider solutions for contested logistics and naval resupply.

22 September