Technology – Page 92 – The Defense Post

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9 July

India Takes on Stealth With First-Ever Photonic Radar

India’s defense research agency has taken a bold step into next-gen sensing with its unveiling of a photonic radar system.

8 July

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Rafael’s Drone Dome Gets an Upgrade With Smarter Intercept Tech

Rafael has integrated Sentrycs’ protocol-based counter-drone technology into its Drone Dome system, enhancing how it detects and neutralizes aerial threats.

8 July

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

California Firm Launches Next-Gen EW Shield for Tactical Comms

Silvus Technologies has released Spectrum Dominance 2.0, a firmware upgrade that adds new capabilities to its StreamCaster radios to survive contested environments.

8 July

Ethan M. Encarnacion

US Army Brings ‘Touch’ to Virtual Training With New Haptics Tech

The US Army is looking to bridge the gap between virtual training and real-world combat by integrating haptics technology into its Synthetic Training Environment.

7 July

Inder Singh Bisht

Royal Navy Inducts Autonomous System That Tricks Sea Mines to Misfire

The Royal Navy has accepted a trio of unmanned minesweeping vessels that trick sea mines into detonating harmlessly by mimicking a naval vessel.

4 July

Inder Singh Bisht

Poland Launches First Signals Intelligence Spy Ship

The Polish Navy has launched the first of two signals intelligence ships being built by Swedish defense manufacturer Saab.

4 July

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Rheinmetall Demos YARO: A Ground ‘Cobot’ for Tough, High-Risk Missions

Rheinmetall is pushing the boundaries of where robots can operate through its YARO Cobot, a new platform built for rough, unpredictable environments that most machines avoid.

4 July

Giulia Bernacchi

LeoLabs to Advance Next-Gen Scout-Class Radar With US Funding

LeoLabs has secured a Tactical Funding Increase to support a software upgrade for its expeditionary Scout-class radar.

3 July

Staff Writer

Civil AI Rules Threaten Defense Edge, Atlantic Council Warns

AI’s dual-use nature makes defense carve-outs ineffective and may limit the US and its allies’ access to advanced technologies, the Atlantic Council warns.

3 July