Neo-Defense Tech
From autonomous ground vehicles in Ukraine to $150,000 drone interceptors, the landscape of electronic and autonomous warfare is shifting toward low-cost, high-volume systems.
Neo-Defense Tech
The Marine Corps has selected the AI-powered Bullfrog system to defend against the growing threat of drones. This move highlights the shift toward autonomous, non-kinetic, and cost-effective counter-UAS technology.
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The U.S. Air Force has achieved a milestone in unmanned combat by firing a live AMRAAM missile from a YFQ-44A Fury drone. This successful test validates the 'Collaborative Combat Aircraft' (CCA) program, where autonomous wingmen operate alongside manned fighters.
Mobile Robotics
The dual-brain robot got the split right and the address wrong — and defense already showed us the fix. In the span of a few weeks, three robots told the same story without realizing it. In Shanghai, Jaka unveiled Pi — a compact 1.22-meter humanoid with what the company
Neo-Defense Tech
The U.S. military is intensifying its focus on directed energy, developing 150-kilowatt containerized laser systems and missile-killing laser drones to counter modern threats.
Neo-Defense Tech
The US military is intensifying its focus on directed energy, pursuing 150-kilowatt containerized lasers and missile-killing drone fleets. These systems represent a critical shift toward 'cost-per-shot' efficiency in modern electronic warfare.
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The U.S. Navy and Army are collaborating on a new 150-kilowatt containerized laser weapon system designed to intercept cruise missiles. This joint effort highlights a shift toward high-energy directed weapons for defensive ship and terrestrial protection.