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1 July

Dutch MoD Taps Lobster Robotics for Next-Gen Seabed Drone

The Dutch Ministry of Defence is teaming up with Lobster Robotics to turn its Scout underwater drone into a military-grade platform.

Jun- 2025 -

30 June

GDIT Awarded Task Order to Enhance Security and Readiness of U.S. Army Bases

Rojoef Manuel

General Dynamics to Bolster Defense at US Army Bases

General Dynamics Information Technology has signed a $580-million deal to maintain the security and readiness of US Army bases.

30 June

Joe Saballa

New Optical Filter From Zen Aims to Simplify Laser-Based Training

India’s Zen Technologies has developed an optical filter that could make military laser training systems more precise, durable, and low-maintenance.

30 June

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

US Navy Turns to AI to Plan Drone Swarm Missions

The US Navy has demonstrated an AI-powered planning tool designed to speed up and simplify how it prepares unmanned missions.

27 June

Northrop Grumman’s concept art for the Evolved Strategic SATCOM program. Image: Northrop Grumman

Giulia Bernacchi

Northrop Grumman Boosts Space Automation With NVIDIA Tech, Agentic AI

Northrop Grumman is partnering with NVIDIA to develop fully autonomous spacecraft powered by next-gen AI.

27 June

Danish navy's Iver Huitfeldt-class frigate at sea

Christine Casimiro

Sweden’s Lumibird to Equip Danish Navy With VIDAR Laser Rangefinders

Sweden-based Lumibird Photonics has secured a contract with Saab to supply 57 VIDAR laser rangefinders for the Royal Danish Navy’s frigate fleet.

27 June

Joe Saballa

S.Korean Army Major Builds Wearable Tech for Smarter Combat Training

A South Korean Army major has developed a wearable tech that monitors muscle movement to help tailor combat training.

27 June

interior of the MV-75 FLRAA virtual prototype

Christine Casimiro

US Army Accepts First MV-75 FLRAA Virtual Prototype

The US Army has accepted its first of two MV-75 Future Long Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) virtual prototypes developed by Bell Textron, with the second scheduled for delivery later this month to the Aviation Center of Excellence at Fort Rucker, Alabama.

26 June