Advanced Electronic Warfare Radar Tested on Typhoon Aircraft
The European Common Radar System Mark 2 will enable Typhoons to locate and deny use of an adversary’s radar with a powerful electronic jamming attack
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The European Common Radar System Mark 2 will enable Typhoons to locate and deny use of an adversary’s radar with a powerful electronic jamming attack
WB Group is delivering compact tactical radios to a NATO ally's Navy, enhancing shipboard internal communication systems with features such as automatic retransmission, AES encryption, and Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) technology
Aurora Flight Sciences’ Liberty Lifter seaplane concept has the scale of a ship, the speed of an aircraft, and provides heavy-lift transport without requiring an airstrip or shipping port
Neousys Technology will be at AUSA 2024 in Washington, DC, from October 14th-16th, at Booth 4054, showcasing new releases and reliable advanced rugged computing solutions
The US Army has selected LIFT Aircraft and Near Earth Autonomy to develop an autonomous medical payload system, designed to carry out critical blood resupply and casualty evacuations (CASEVAC) with modular adaptability
In September 2024, a number of significant developments were published on Defense Advancement, including the latest news in portable sUAS, underwater drones, and GNSS-denied navigation in land vehicles
In a €1M contract, first-person-view quadcopter UAVs will be supplied to both the Lithuanian military and Ukrainian armed forces from drone innovator Granta Autonomy
MilDef will exhibit its advanced rugged IT solutions at AUSA 2024 in Washington D.C. from October 14-16, focusing on digital transformation for the battlefield
UTAC 2024 will host a series of workshops and demonstrations centered on UAS and robotics, providing participants with essential skills and practical knowledge for real-world applications
Teledyne FLIR Defense will provide nearly its entire range of ground robots to the US government, from the 6lb throwable FirstLook to the man-portable PackBot, and many more
BAE Systems will design and implement UPX-24 target data processor capabilities into a single digital interrogator Identification Friend or Foe (IFF) solution for the U.S. Navy
The new GV7 range includes IP68-rated protection and uses the same footprint as the preceding GX5 series