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October 18, 2024
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Unmanned Systems
Procurement & Contracts

Leidos secured a $248 million contract from the US Navy to provide engineering and design expertise for autonomous technologies.

Leidos was recently granted a follow-on contract by NIWC PAC to provide support for unmanned and automated systems used in maritime intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. The contract, a single-award...

October 18, 2024
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Communication and Electronics
R&D

Using its BeiDou satellite network, China’s revolutionary radar can detect F-22 stealth aircraft, challenging traditional stealth advantages.

According to reports, China has developed a radar technique that can detect the US Air Force’s F-22 Raptor, one of the top stealth fighters globally. This method is described...

October 18, 2024
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Air Platforms
R&D

Taiwan turns to satellite technology to counter drone incursions.

The Taiwanese military is piloting a satellite-enabled drone defense setup to enhance the island’s security of crucial infrastructure and communications, following an increase in Chinese probing.

October 18, 2024
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Land Platforms
Mergers & JV, R&D

Sweden Joins Forces With BAE for Tridon Mk2 Air Defense Technology Showcase

Swedish Defence Materiel Administration and BAE Systems Bofors have entered into an agreement to create a demonstrator for the Tridon Mk 2 ground-based air defense solution.

BAE Supplies Modern Missile Detection Tech to Strengthen Aircraft Defense for the Army

BAE Systems has delivered 400 units of its 2-Color Advanced Warning Systems to strengthen missile defense capabilities on the US Army’s heavy lift, utility, and attack helicopters.

October 18, 2024
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Unmanned Systems
New Product Launches

China Reports Progress on Osprey-Style Vertical Takeoff Drone With Two-Ton Load Capacity

China recently revealed the Lanying R6000, a tiltrotor drone built by United Aircraft that can carry 2 tons of cargo and fly at a maximum speed of 340 miles...

April 28, 2024
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New Product Launches
Naval Platforms

Chinese Innovation Enables UAVs to Track Underwater Targets

Scientists in China claim to have created a submarine detection system mounted on drones, designed specifically to operate in parts of the ocean traditionally considered undetectable zones.