Technology
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Jul- 2026 -22 July
Applied Intuition’s New Autonomy Software Aims to Work Across Any Drone Platform
US firm Applied Intuition is trying to solve one of the key challenges in autonomous aviation: autonomy software restricted to a single unmanned aerial vehicle.
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22 July
An Interceptor Under $100k: X-Bow Flight Tests New ‘Drone Killer’ System
X-Bow has unveiled a new interceptor that can take on Group 3 drones capable of supersonic flight, and it costs less than $100,000 to make apiece.
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21 July
Lockheed’s Microwave Drone Hunter Targets 50 Drones in One Flight
Lockheed Martin’s latest solution to drone swarms has arrived, and the defense giant is saying it can take on up to 50 enemy systems in just one flight.
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21 July
US Startup Builds a Battlefield Tracker That Doesn’t Depend on GPS
TyrSense uses rugged NFC tags and a GPS-independent network to track personnel, casualties, and supplies across the battlefield.
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21 July
This Israeli Air Defense System Doesn’t Shoot Down Drones. It Confuses Them
Israel has presented a new soft-kill defense solution it says is effective against virtually any air-breathing threat.
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21 July
Pratt & Whitney Gives Fighter Jet Engines an AI Inspector
Pratt & Whitney is bringing artificial intelligence into the engine bay, deploying AI-powered inspection software to help technicians spot defects faster on military and commercial aircraft engines.
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21 July
AI to Help US Space Force Rehearse Future Battles in Orbit
Artificial intelligence is set to play a bigger role in how the US Space Force prepares for potential conflicts in orbit under a new $69.2 million contract awarded to Slingshot Aerospace.
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21 July
ZeroEyes Boosts AI Threat Detection With $10M Investment
US-based AI security company ZeroEyes is investing $10 million in AI research and development to expand its threat detection platform with new analytics, real-time geolocation, and drone-based capabilities.
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21 July
US Navy Moves to ‘Weaponize’ Data and AI in New Strategy
The US Department of the Navy has adopted its first department-wide strategy to integrate artificial intelligence and data across naval operations, laying out a roadmap to build an AI-first force capable of turning information into a battlefield advantage.
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20 July
New F-16 Kit Hands the Controls to AI at the Flip of a Switch
A flip of a switch is all it takes for an F-16 pilot to hand aircraft control to artificial intelligence, with the capability recently demonstrated by the US Air Force.
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