The US Army is partnering with Duality AI to develop an AI-driven counter-drone system, built and tested entirely in simulation before deployment.
US Army’s Next Counter-Drone Weapon Starts in Simulation, Not a Lab
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DSTA and Thales Join Forces on AI-Powered Military Tech
DSTA and Thales have partnered to develop AI technologies for Singapore’s military, including a joint lab focused on counter-drone and sensing capabilities.
German Firms Collaborate to Bring AI to Military Vehicles
Daimler Truck and ARX Robotics are teaming up to bring AI-driven autonomy to military land vehicles.
High-Speed, 3D-Printed Kamikaze Drone Tested at US Army Site
Cummings Aerospace has flight-tested its 3d-printed Hellhound S3 kamikaze drone at the US Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment 2025.
Top Aces Unveils AI-Powered Wingman for Adversary Air Training
Top Aces has launched an artificial intelligence-powered software that replicates adversary flight patterns in air combat training.
US Air Force to Arm JLTVs With Bomb-Detonating Laser
The US Air Force has teamed up with Parsons Corporation to equip the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle with a cutting-edge directed energy bomb disposal system.
Indian Army Introduces AI Weapon That Tracks, Shoots in Just ‘10 Milliseconds’
The Indian Army has introduced a weapon that can reportedly track, target, and eliminate threats within just 10 milliseconds.
Australian Firms Launch Mixed Reality Training for Defense Healthcare
Australian companies Aspen Medical and BlueRoom Simulations have partnered to introduce mixed reality technology for defense healthcare training.
Vegvisir Debuts Virtual Command Station for Rapid Deployment
Vegvisir has unveiled its Virtual Command Station, a C2 station designed for rapid deployment.
New Vision for IVAS: Anduril Takes Command of US Army’s AR Program
Anduril will assume development of the US Army’s troubled Integrated Visual Augmentation System, taking over from Microsoft following a series of setbacks that delayed the program.
