Denmark has decided to acquire radar-based threat simulation systems to improve the training environment for its fleet of F-35 fighter aircraft, the Ministry of Defense confirmed. The systems, known as
China displayed its prowess in radar technology showcasing the JY-27V high-mobility meter-wave air surveillance radar besides several other radars at the 11th World Radio Detection and Ranging Expo (World Radar Expo) that commenced in Hefei city on Saturday. This next-generation radar incorporates three advanced technologies: a low-frequency band, a high-power aperture...
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A Chinese research team at Xian Technological University has begun using the DeepSeek artificial intelligence model to autonomously generate simulated military scenarios, significantly accelerating and expanding combat planning capabilities. According to the team led by Professor Fu Yanfang, DeepSeek can simulate 10,000 potential battlefield scenarios in just 48 seconds—a task that...
Thales has introduced TRAC SIGMA, a new L-band primary surveillance radar designed to manage both civil and military air traffic in increasingly crowded airspace. Capable of simultaneously conducting long-range approach and air surveillance missions, TRAC SIGMA is the only radar in its class that can distinguish small aircraft at distances up...
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One NATO member state is in talks to acquire Ukraines battlefield management system, known as DELTA, which has been credited with transforming how the countrys forces coordinate operations during the war. The disclosure came from Ukraines Deputy Defense Minister for Digitalization, Kateryna Chernohorenko, during an interview with Army TV, according to a report by
The Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA), led by Administrator Seok Jong-geon, convened a high-level forum titled the ‘Future Infrastructure Communication System Development Discussion at the Yongsan Locaus in Seoul on Monday, April 28. Bringing together about 130 participants from the Ministry of National Defense, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, military branches, the Agency for Defense Development, Korea Institute for Defense Analyses, private defense companies, and universities, the event focused on the future direction of military communication systems in response to evolving warfare technologies
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