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REGENT’s Hybrid Seaglider Skims Just Above the Waves in Breakthrough Test

REGENT’s Squire seaglider has demonstrated its ability to fly just above the waterline, skimming the surface in a recent test that pushes the hybrid platform closer to operational use.

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Baylor University Launches Arctic Lab to Study Cold’s Impact on Troops

Baylor University in Texas has opened a facility designed to simulate Arctic conditions and study how cold affects US warfighters and first responders.

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California Firm Debuts New Computing Devices for Real-Time Data Processing

California-based Aitech is advancing battlefield computing with new single-board computers built to improve tactical decision-making where every millisecond matters.

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Raytheon’s ‘First-of-Its-Kind’ Camera Flags Thermal Shifts to Track Targets

Raytheon has merged mid-wave infrared sensing and event-based imaging to develop a “first-of-its-kind” camera system that catches changes in heat signatures down to the pixel level.

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US Army Creates AI Chatbot to Support Frontline Decisions

Called Victor, the system combines a Reddit-style forum with an algorithm that pulls from more than 500 military data repositories, including lessons from the Ukraine-Russia war and past US operations like Operation Epic Fury.

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New Capability Allows Taiwan’s M60A3 Tanks to Handle Two Targets at Once

A new version of Taiwan’s legacy M60A3 Patton tank has recently come into view, featuring a digitalized fire-control system that allows simultaneous tracking and engagement of separate targets.

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US Firm Builds New Anti-Drone System With Sound-Based Targeting Capability

US firm Talon Avionics is turning to AI and acoustic sensing to track and intercept small drone threats with its new SECTR system.

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MQ-9 Reaper Steps Into Drone-Hunting Role in France

The French Air and Space Force is expanding the MQ-9 Reaper’s role into an airborne “hunter” platform, testing a new counter-drone capability during a recent live-fire trial.

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Celerium Launches ‘CyberDome’ to Secure Thousands of Defense Contractors

Celerium is aiming to level the cyber battlefield for defense contractors with a new integrated platform built to meet rising compliance demands.

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Chile’s New T-40 Newen Trainer Moves Pilot Training Into Digital Era

Chile is reworking how it trains military pilots with the debut of the T-40 Newen, a next-gen trainer aircraft built around advanced systems and a connected training approach.

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