Boeing’s ULCS device is made from cheap, off-the-shelf components repurposed for military case uses.
From Strike Weapons to Air Defense: Boeing Pursues Flexible Radar Seeker
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Dive into the world of space and aerospace technologies that are transforming modern defense.
From advanced satellites and space-based sensors to space defense systems, we cover the innovations reshaping how militaries operate in and beyond Earth’s atmosphere, ensuring dominance in the final frontier of warfare.
Australian Firm Develops Handheld Device That Reads the Electromagnetic Battlefield
RfRecon is a handheld RF intelligence device combining signal detection, direction finding, and AI processing.
As Spectrum Gets Noisier, New Tech Works to Silence Satellite Interference
AI-based technology uses advanced signal processing to withstand interference that can degrade data transmission.
Europe Pushes Into Exo-Atmospheric Missile Defense With Bliksem EXO Interceptor
Bliksem EXO uses kinetic hit-to-kill technology to destroy ballistic missiles through direct collision in space.
US Space Force Adds New Weapon for Non-Destructive Satellite Warfare
Meadowlands uses multi-band dual-polarization satellite communication antennas to disrupt hostile satellites.
Teledyne Gives Its Prism Software a New Mission: Ground ISR
Prism Ground ISR uses AI-powered target recognition, advanced computational imaging, and multi-sensor infrared and electro-optical fusion.
Patria’s New Radar Pushes High-Volume Projectile Tracking to 500 Targets
Passive radar uses Passive Coherent Location technology, television transmitters, and 100 degrees of azimuth coverage.
Teledyne’s New Vision Suite Gives Combat Vehicles Eyes in Every Direction
ThermoVision Situational Awareness HD, ThermoVision Driver Vision HD, and MilSight LIRC III are Teledyne’s 360-degree vehicle vision suite.
Air Surveillance Gets Faster With New Saab Radar Built for One-Second Scans
Giraffe AMB D uses a software-defined radar architecture, 360-degree coverage with integrated IFF, and a hydraulically raised 12-meter mast.
New 3D Search Radar Could Spot Satellites Just Hours After Activation
Scout-S uses 3D scanning, direct radiating array technology, and a modular S-band architecture to track satellites within hours of activation.
