radar-evading technology
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Aug- 2026 -3 AugustEurope
Russia Gives Fifth-Gen Fighter a New Missile to Defeat Mach 3 Threats
Russia is adding a new medium-range air-to-air missile to its Su-57E fighter, enhancing the aircraft’s ability to counter modern airborne threats.
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Jun- 2026 -19 JuneTechnology
Air Surveillance Gets Faster With New Saab Radar Built for One-Second Scans
Saab is tightening the loop between target detection and tracking with the Giraffe AMB D, a new radar system that updates tracked targets every second, enabling near real-time air surveillance for short- and medium-range air defense roles.
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11 JuneTechnology
US Firm Qorvo Compresses Radar Power Into Tiny Module
North Carolina-based tech firm Qorvo is working to solve one of modern radar’s persistent challenges: increasing range and detection performance while reducing thermal strain and system complexity.
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10 JuneEurope
ASELSAN Demos DRONEDEF Concept Featuring Full-Spectrum Drone Defense
A live demonstration of ASELSAN’s new DRONEDEF concept showed how layered defenses respond in real time to evolving drone threats across multiple engagement scenarios.
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2 JuneAmericas
Assured Space Breaks Missile Defense Radar Out of Fixed Sites With ‘Penoptix’
Assured Space is introducing Penoptix, a fully transportable X-band radar designed for rapidly changing battlefield environments.
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May- 2026 -26 MayTechnology
Saab Rolls Out Passive EW Sensor Built to Hunt Enemy Radars Quietly
Saab is pushing deeper into passive electronic warfare with a new compact sensor designed to quietly monitor radar emissions from a range of threats, including fighter jets, surveillance radars, and surface vessels.
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Apr- 2026 -23 AprilSea
New Space-Based AI Capability Targets Maritime Surveillance Blind Spots
Windward and Vantor are trying to solve one of the biggest challenges in maritime surveillance: blind spots in global vessel tracking caused by disconnected data systems.
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16 AprilAsia Pacific
India Bets on GaN Radars to Spot Autonomous Threats Out to 450 Km
India is strengthening its early warning capabilities with plans to develop a 4D Active Electronically Scanned Array long-range surveillance radar powered by Gallium Nitride technology.
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Dec- 2024 -13 DecemberAsia Pacific
India Develops Radar-Evading ‘Invisibility Cloak’ System
The Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur launched an electromagnetic wave-absorbing system recently, promising a leap in stealth technology.
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