Virtuix will demonstrate its AI-powered counter-drone training system to US defence officials in Georgia, giving soldiers a virtual way to practise drone detection, marksmanship and battlefield movement.
Echodyne’s MESA radar has been selected by Norway’s Kongsberg for air and surface applications. The deal strengthens counter-drone capabilities as European demand for small advanced radar systems continues to grow.
Airbus has started work on at least 66 satellites for Europe’s IRIS² network. The new satellite layer will support secure government and defence communications, with launches planned from 2029.
Dan Magy’s journey from protecting football stadiums from drones to building Firestorm shows how cheap unmanned aircraft, modular technology and mobile 3D printing are changing modern warfare.
British engineering firm Goodwin has agreed to sell a major part of its Mechanical Engineering division, including key defence businesses supplying submarine and naval components, to US private equity firm Cerberus.
Taiwan plans a new US-backed military cyber unit to find hidden hackers and network threats, using foreign experts and advanced training as concerns over China’s cyber activity grow.
The US has approved a potential $5 billion JDAM-ER weapons sale to Saudi Arabia, giving Riyadh more than 10,000 precision-guided munitions and extended-range strike capability.
Kymeta has won a $20 million U.S. Defense Department order for more than 100 Osprey u8 satellite terminals, offering military users resilient GEO-LEO connectivity and secure communications.
Ukraine’s DELTA combat system is getting more satellite images, drone-made orthophotos and 3D terrain models, giving military users fresher map data to study terrain, track changes and plan operations.
The U.S. Marine Corps has sent VMFA-533 and its F-35B Lightning II fighters to Japan, strengthening forward aviation readiness and maintaining a rotating American presence across the Indo-Pacific region.
