Defence, Drones & AI News Aggregation
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The United States added 37 Chinese entities to a trade blacklist Thursday, including some companies accused of supporting a suspected spy balloon that flew over US soil last year.
The Commerce Department said it also took aim at those that sought to acquire US goods to advance China’s quantum technology capabilities.
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KISSIMMEE, Fla.—Continuously improving artificial intelligence around computer vision, analytic workflows, data collection, and enterprise infrastructure, all wrapped into responsible uses of the technology, make up the high-level goals for the
JWCC Update. The Department of Defense has awarded around 80 task orders worth more than $640 million combined under the Joint Warfighting Cloud Capability (JWCC) contracts previously awarded in December
New Delhi: In a significant boost to its surveillance capabilities along the Pakistan border, the Indian Army is set to receive the first Hermes-900 Starliner drone on June 18.The Hermes-900 known as the Drishti-10 drone is being supplied to Indian forces including Indian Army and Navy by Adani Defence Systems."The first of the two drones to be acquired by the Indian Army would be handed
The Army tapped Thales Defense and Security and L3Harris Technologies to furnish combat net radios. Initial orders totaled tens of millions of dollars.
The move comes in the wake of drone footage posted on a Chinese social media site showing a Japanese aircraft carrier docked at a restricted port.
An underwater vehicle designed to help maritime special operators such as SEALs arrive at their destinations quicker can also double as an autonomous drone.
[[{“value”:”Amprius Technologies will integrate new cells into next-generation wearable battery packs for development and qualification with the US Army.
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African countries are increasingly focusing on developing indigenous military drones to enhance their security self-reliance, with six nations leading the way in local production. The continent has made significant progress in this field, with up to 35 different made-in-Africa drone models being developed across seven countries. Although Africa is a significant importer of drones, six
The Aerobavovna company, headed by Yuriy Vysoven, is currently deploying aerostats specially developed for intelligence missions en masse on the