Will Military Tech Firms Unseat Lockheed Martin?
Anduril, an up and coming emerging tech firm in the defense sector, has published a "mission document" entitled "Rebooting ...
U.S. tech continues to power Russian weapons despite export controls, Senate Democrats find
A report, the result of a 15-month probe, found that the government office tasked with enforcing export controls is ...
How Ukraine’s new drone-missile hybrids are changing long-range weapon technology
Ukraine has turbo-charged its long-distance unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), making “rocket-drones” to compete with cruise ...
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Weapons Detection in Schools and Healthcare: Experts Share 2025 Predictions
It comes as no surprise that most practitioners and solutions providers agree that artificial intelligence will largely ...
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NATO Ally's 'Game-Changing' Radiowave Drone Killer Passes Key Test
Earlier this year, the British military announced that it was testing new weapons technology that is expected to be a "game-changer" on the battlefield, using nothing but invisible radio waves to ...
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Texas School District Installs Concealed Weapons Detection Systems with AI-Powered Evasion Detection
The district’s Chief of Police calls the advanced system a “force multiplier” because it catches what the human eye cannot ...
Ukraine Bets a Free Market for Weapons Production Can Out-Innovate Russia
While Russia is mass-producing machinery at state-owned industries, Ukraine has spawned hundreds of entrepreneur-led defense ...
U.S. Technology Still Fuels Russian Weapons Despite Export Controls, Senate Report Finds
A Senate report reveals that U.S. technology continues to power Russian weapons despite export controls. Read to know more!
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New UK weapon uses radio waves to destroy drone swarms at 13 cents per shot
The new weapon system tested by the British soldiers is different from the DragonFire. The DragonFire is a laser-directed ...