Moscow-based defense experts have introduced an artificial intelligence (AI)-driven automatic target-tracking and locking system that allows drones to operate without human control once a target is identified. The new technology makes drones immune to electronic warfare (EW), ensuring they remain on course even if communication signals are jammed
The Indonesian Ministry of Defense has officially transferred a new Coastal Surveillance Radar facility to the Indonesian Navy (TNI AL). The
BAE Systems has invested in Oxford Dynamics, a UK-based deep-tech start-up specialising in artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics, to accelerate the deployment of emerging technologies in defence and security. The partnership will merge BAE Systems defence expertise with Oxford Dynamics AI-driven data capabilities to explore next-generation solutions for the U
Hanwha Systems has started mass production of South Koreas first domestically developed active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar for the KF-21 Boramae multirole fighter. Forty units are scheduled for delivery between 2025 and 2028 under a contract signed earlier this year
Frances defense procurement agency DGA has tested new software versions of its Murin surveillance radar in a simulated electromagnetic warfare environment to assess performance under electronic threat conditions. The
Raytheon has launched its
L3Harris Technologies has secured a $300 million contract from Italy to deliver two Gulfstream G550 jets modified for electronic warfare, marking the first-ever U.S
Turkey is set to debut its ALKA-KAPLAN directed-energy weapon system at the upcoming IDEF 2025 defense exhibition in Istanbul, combining a high-powered laser and jamming system with a hybrid tracked combat vehicle. The ALKA Directed Energy Weapon System (DEWS), developed by ROKETSAN, has been integrated onto the KAPLAN HYBRID tracked carrier from FNSS, creating a mobile, AI-supported anti-drone platform capable of neutralizing mini and micro UAVs, loitering munitions, swarm drones, and improvised explosive devices (IEDs)
Canadas Department of National Defence (DND) has
Lockheed Martin has tested a new artificial intelligence-powered Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) system designed to automatically detect and classify maritime targets. The flight test, conducted on the west coast of the United States, marks a shift in airborne surveillance, allowing military forces to identify vessels more quickly and accurately without manual image interpretation