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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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Tiny Receiver Module Promises ‘Highest Level’ of Anti-Jamming Protection

A new receiver module measuring just 23 millimeters is designed to deliver precise positioning to military assets operating in heavily contested GNSS environments.

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L3Harris Tests Shockwave-Based Missile Propulsion Concept

L3Harris is advancing a new generation of missile propulsion systems after validating an air-breathing engine concept in a series of landmark tests.

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Israel Introduces ‘UDA’ Multi-Layered Detection Concept to Counter Subsea Threats

Israeli firm DSIT Solutions is stitching together multiple layers of underwater surveillance with a new Underwater Domain Awareness concept designed to track threats beneath the surface.

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South Korea Moves to Centralize Defense AI Under National Policy Push

Seoul is linking public and defense AI efforts to strengthen military modernization and industrial coordination.

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Turning Data Into Decisions: New AI Partnership Targets the Tactical Edge

New collaboration focuses on accelerating frontline threat analysis and mission decisions in degraded operational conditions.

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AeroVironment Supercharges ‘AV_Halo’ With New Autonomy and Detection Stack

AeroVironment has expanded its AV_Halo mission software suite with two new capabilities designed to improve decision-making in contested and electronically degraded environments.

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Teledyne’s Rogue 1 Loitering Munition Gets Extended Reach, Smarter Strike Profile

Teledyne FLIR Defense pulled the curtain back on the upgraded loitering munition at Special Operations Forces 2026, adding longer range, improved autonomy, and a new anti-armor payload.

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Anduril’s ‘Voyager G1’ Brings AI Computing to Soldier’s Vest

Troops can now run mission systems and AI-enabled tools directly from body-worn gear instead of relying on computers at command posts, thanks to Anduril Industries’ Voyager Gateway 1.

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Germany’s Helsing Launches AI-Enabled Space Targeting Initiative With OHB

A new European consortium is developing AI-enabled satellite reconnaissance for faster battlefield targeting cycles.

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