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- L3Harris Awarded MUSV Programme from U.S. Navy
- GA-ASI Selects 18 Participants for Virtual Blue Magic Belgium
- NGC to Develop Ground Station Prototypes for U.S. Army
- Flying-V Successfully Completes Maiden Flight
- Super Hornet,Growler Engine Contract Creates Opportunities for Australia
- Industry leaders to address recovery of aviation, future sector growth at Global Aerospace Summit 2020
- Women Peace and Security Training Programme renamed Sheikha Fatima bint Mubarak Women Peace and Security Initiative
- Chief of Staff tours site of UAE-Greece joint military exercises
- Al Bowardi discusses cooperation with French Ambassador
- Mohammed Al Bowardi attends graduation ceremony of first war course for senior commanders, officers
- VSR700 UAS Prototype Performs First Flight
- Embraer Boosts Phenom’s Performance
- Swiss Army Selects Lockheed Martin’s Indago 3 UAS
- Boeing Receives US$265 M for Chinook from USASOAC
- Diehl Defence Unveils Integration Centre
- Schiebel Pacific Teams Up With Raytheon Australia
- Boom Supersonic and Rolls-Royce to Collaborate
Studies and Research
F-35: Shoot Me If You Can
Military sophistication calls for constant upgradation. For Air Force fighter fleet, the need is more considering the high stakes involved. This is where a timely tryst with technology could do the trick. U.S. and allied
Gripen E, F-35 Lightning II and Super Hornet Block III Vie for Canada’s FFCP Contract
Acquiring the aircraft that Canada’s military needs to help ensure the safety and security of Canadians, while ensuring economic benefits for Canada, is a top priority for the Government of Canada. The Government announced on
Getting Ready for Clean Skies: Aircraft Innovations for the 2030s
The year 2035 has been set for a programme of ambitious 20-30 per cent fuel savings for short-medium range aircraft. The Clean Sky initiative involves three interrelated initiatives: radical airliner configuration; hybrid aircraft propulsion; and
Future Vertical Lift Modernising the U.S. Army
The U.S. Army is leading the biggest rotorcraft programme in the history of international air forces. The Future Vertical Lift (FVL) in an ambitious plan to replace all the U.S. Department of Defence’s (DoD) helicopters
NATO Continues to Affirm The Role of Nuclear Deterrence
Nuclear weapons are a core component of NATO’s overall capabilities for deterrence and defence, alongside conventional and missile defence forces. The fundamental purpose of NATO’s nuclear capability is to preserve peace, prevent coercion and deter
The Impact of Disruptive Technologies on Defence and Security
Exponential technological progress is affecting every part of life, especially in the digital domain. But where the commercial sphere has become a leader in the democratisation of those technologies in their potential to be weaponised,
Middle East Gathers Momentum for a Clean Energy Future
We all know that a new energy future is coming to the Middle East. Both governments and businesses have been preparing for decades to make the transition from a hydrocarbon-dominated global energy market to a
Glimpse at Missile Systems of the Future
Future missile systems are prepared using a progressive converging process. This process gradually transforms a set of operational needs, industrial strategies (either government driven or internally promoted), ideas and technologies into a new solution that
Artificial Intelligence: Changing the Future of Energy and Sustainability
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies and techniques have the potential to create somewhere between US$3.5 and US$5.8 trillion in value annually across 19 different industries, according to a recent estimate by McKinsey. As the technology becomes
UAVs to Play a Key Role in Present and Future Aerial Operations
Although remotely piloted aircraft came into use more than fifty years ago with the increasing usage of armed Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), in recent years UAV roles have evolved beyond traditional ISR functions. While the
NASA’s Research to Drive Future Aviation Advances
Over the last year, NASA’s aeronautical innovators have worked diligently to explore safe advances in atmospheric flight that directly benefit all of us, meet the rapidly evolving needs of industry, spark economic growth, and ensure
A Mind of their Own: Drone Autonomy and Security
In recent years, unmanned vehicles (UVs) have received worldwide attention both as high-impact military technology and immensely popular toys for hobbyists. More commonly referred to as drones, advances in robotics technology have also elevated commercially
Armies of the Future Switching to UGVs
PART II Computer-controlled systems are inherently easier to integrate into the digital battlefield. By accepting commands in digital forms, unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) can produce exact replicas of maps, while their reports come back as digital
Future Armies to Switch to UGVs?
The robotisation of military equipment stands as one of the key priorities guiding scientific and technological progress in the defence sector. Here, Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs) provide a comprehensive operational solution to reduce casualties and
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