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Palladyne to Continue Robotic Surface Prep for US Military Aircraft

The US Air Force has contracted Palladyne AI Corp. to extend its high-power autonomous surface blasting work for advanced aircraft components.

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Kymeta Cracks the Code for Dual-Band Satellite Connectivity

A new satellite antenna from US-based Kymeta can connect to Ku- and Ka-band networks at the same time, highlighting a technical first that could reshape how military platforms stay connected in the field.

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Leidos Seeks to Solve GPS Jamming With Quantum Tech, Magnetic Fields

Leidos is developing an alternative navigation system that uses the Earth’s magnetic field as a stable reference, pairing it with quantum sensing to steer through environments where GPS signals can’t.

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US General Says 3D Printers Should Join Guns on Battlefield to Speed Up Repairs

A high-ranking US Army officer has proposed equipping units with 3D printers alongside weapons to enable critical battlefield repairs when immediate support is not available.

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Anthropic Unlocks AI for Top-Secret Defense Data

American firm Anthropic is behind a new artificial intelligence tool designed to handle the military’s most sensitive defense information.

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UK Adopts Rugged Robot to Thwart Undersea Sabotage

The UK’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory has adopted a cutting-edge underwater robot designed to protect the country’s critical subsea infrastructure.

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China’s AI Torpedo Tech Claims to See Through Submarine Decoys

China is working on an artificial intelligence-powered targeting system for high-speed torpedoes, designed to help them tell real submarines apart from decoys.

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US Army Taps Picogrid’s Legion to Connect Fragmented Battlefield Networks

The US Army has chosen Picogrid’s Legion software to connect military systems that struggle to communicate effectively with one another.

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Lockheed Launches ‘AI Fight Club’ to Test Warfighting Algorithms

Lockheed Martin has launched a virtual proving ground to assess how artificial intelligence systems would perform in air, land, sea, and space domains.

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Sodern’s New Tech Uses Stars to Guide Aircraft When GPS Fails

French company Sodern has developed a system that looks to the stars instead of satellites to keep aircraft and drones on course amid electronic warfare.

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