Technology
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Jul- 2026 -30 July
Australian Tech Helps Warfighters Detect Drones They Have Never Seen Before
A Sydney-based firm is developing a new approach to drone detection, helping military operators respond to threats they have not encountered before.
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30 July
Eviden and Thales Strengthen French Army Navigation Against Jamming
Eviden and Thales have integrated Galileo Public Regulated Service navigation into a positioning system used by French Army vehicles.
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29 July
Ukraine’s Military Is Getting Its Own ChatGPT: Meet Marichka AI
Ukrainian troops are developing an AI-powered system that can reduce operational planning from hours to minutes.
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29 July
China’s New Robot Dog Comes With an Unexpected Feature: Wheels
Chinese troops could soon gain an unusual new battlefield companion: a robot dog that breaks from conventional quadrupedal designs by combining legs with wheels
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29 July
Pentagon Taps AI to Turn Decades of Defense Data Into Scientific Breakthroughs
The US Department of Defense will feed decades of validated military research data into a new AI-driven scientific platform under the White House-led Genesis Mission.
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29 July
Show, Don’t Tell: USAF Funds AI That Trains Robots by Demonstration
The US Air Force is investing another $2.9 million into Palladyne AI to advance embodied AI technology that allows autonomous robots to learn from human demonstrations and execute tasks with minimal operator input.
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28 July
Althimis Demos Platform That Finds Weak Spots in Drone Defenses
US firm Althimis is taking the guesswork out of counter-drone readiness with Guardian, a platform designed to expose weak spots in air defenses.
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28 July
No Specialist Needed: Attalon Makes Laser Weapons Repairable in the Field
Attalon is making high-energy laser weapons easier to maintain, with a new plug-and-play repair system that lets troops replace damaged components in the field.
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28 July
CPI Aerostructures to Deliver EA-18G Next-Gen Jammer Pod Structures for $13.6M
L3Harris has awarded CPI Aerostructures a $13.6-million contract to supply airborne pod structures for the Next-Generation Jammer-Low Band program.
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28 July
OKI’s Towed Passive Sonar to Equip Australia’s New Mogami-Class Frigates
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries has contracted Tokyo-based OKI to supply towed passive sonars and related equipment for the Royal Australian Navy’s general-purpose frigate fleet.
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