Defense Tech
While we built work plans, terror mastered technology implementation - opinion
Whoever controls technological innovation controls the battlefield.
Supporting IDF needs: Israel's first nonprofit defense-tech hardware incubator launches in Tel Aviv
Defense-tech is here to stay, even after the wars in Ukraine and Israel end - analysis
Elbit Systems awarded $1.6b. European defense contract over five-year period
Ottopia's hybrid AI is pioneering the future of autonomous vehicles
Ottopia’s platform delivers ultra-low latency communication between human operators and machines, transmitting control signals and live video feeds seamlessly.
Border wars from above: 70% of cross-border incidents involve drones - opinion
As nations race to secure their expanded border zones, the question is no longer whether these boundaries will be tested, but how quickly we can detect, classify, and neutralize threats.
Australia's EOS to export anti-drone laser technology
The laser system includes advanced features like algorithms, radar, threat detection, target acquisition systems, and beam locking systems.
Israel’s war in Gaza is a boon and a blow to defense exports
In 2024, Israel’s defense exports surged to an unprecedented $14.8 billion, marking the fourth consecutive year of growth.
The absence of strategy is a strategic threat: How Israel is harmed by lack of long-term planning
How the lack of long-term planning jeopardizes our security, economy, and national vision,
From Fukushima to the moon: StemRad’s radiation vest prepares for deep space mission
StemRad’s vest doesn’t aim for full-body coverage. Instead, it delivers targeted protection to organs most vulnerable to radiation damage.
Pioneering AI, autonomous technologies to support NATO’s global evolving operational needs
Our mission is clear: to empower NATO forces as well as other friendly users with cutting-edge, human-guided autonomous systems that can adapt to the realities of modern warfare.
Russian, Chinese navies to conduct joint patrols in Asia-Pacific, Interfax reports
The two navies held joint drills in the Sea of Japan over August 1-5 that included artillery firing, practicing anti-submarine and air defense missions, and improving joint search and rescue ops.
Spain shelves plans to buy F-35 fighter jets, El Pais reports
The government had earmarked 6.25 billion euros ($7.24 billion) in its 2023 budget to buy new fighter jets, El Pais said.
Anti-drone system propels Greek plans for home-grown defense industry
The successful test run added impetus to the Greek government's plans to develop a home-grown industry to mass produce anti-drone and drone systems.
US defense manufacturers at risk after China tightens controls on mineral sales
Delays, restrictions in the sales of certain materials and rising costs threaten Western defense manufacturers,
