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Matchbox-Sized Navigation Tech Takes Aim at the Next Wave of Guided Weapons

A new inertial measurement unit from French firm SBG Systems promises to deliver tactical-grade navigation and guidance performance in a compact package.

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Indian Military Hospital Pulls Off First Robotic Brainstem Biopsy

India’s Armed Forces Medical Services has carried out its first robotic stereotactic brainstem biopsy, bringing robotic precision to one of the most challenging areas in neurosurgery.

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Israeli Firm Demos High-Precision Atomic Clock to Fight GPS-Jamming

Israeli firm Quantum X Labs has taken its high-sensitivity quantum atomic clock a step closer to real-world deployment with a successful out-of-lab demonstration.

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New AI Platform Uses Thermal Polarimetry to Spot Drone Threats Before They Strike

A new counter-drone platform from US Firm Wrap Technologies is pairing thermal polarimetry with artificial intelligence to detect threats early and coordinate responses from a single operating layer.

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Northrop Explores AI for Battlefield Command, Fire Control

Northrop Grumman is exploring artificial intelligence to enhance battlefield command and fire control through a new collaboration with AI software company Camgian.

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BlackSky Advances AI That Spots Targets, Assesses Strike Damage From Space

BlackSky is advancing artificial intelligence designed to accelerate space-based intelligence for military operations.

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US Firm Nuburu Trials Laser That Disables Drone Vision

US-based firm Nuburu has taken its laser dazzler technology into testing as a new non-kinetic option for counter-unmanned aerial system missions.

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Peraton Rolls Out Peraton[x], an AI Platform That Builds Live Mission Models

Peraton is bringing agentic AI to defense and government operations with Peraton[x], a platform that combines enterprise data, workflow automation, and real-time analytics.

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South Korea Launches Homegrown Add+i AI for Defense Research

Defense researchers in South Korea can now use a homegrown generative AI platform for classified work, eliminating the need to rely on commercial tools.

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Naver and KAI to Build South Korea’s AI Backbone for Future Defense

South Korea’s technology giant Naver has partnered with Korea Aerospace Industries and Naver Cloud to develop a sovereign artificial intelligence model tailored for the country’s defense sector.

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