Author: Futurewartech
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South Korea’s Futuristic Hydrogen-Powered K3 Tank
South Korea is forging a path toward the future of military technology with the development of the Hydrogen-Powered K3 Main Battle Tank, an ambitious project led by Hyundai Rotem, a prominent defense contractor. This next-generation tank, slated for completion by 2040, promises to redefine armored warfare through a blend of stealth, advanced firepower, and innovative…
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BAE Systems Develops AI-Powered Software to Revolutionize Battlefield Medical Care
The U.S. military is taking a major step forward in how it cares for wounded soldiers, thanks to a new collaboration between the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and BAE Systems. The focus of this effort is the Battlefield Assisted Trauma Distributed Operations Kit, or BATDOK®, a software system designed to improve medical care on…
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AI to plan drone swarm missions for US Navy
The US Navy is stepping into a new era of mission planning with the help of artificial intelligence, as demonstrated by the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) at its headquarters in Patuxent River, Maryland. This advancement comes in the form of a groundbreaking software program called Optimized Cross Domain Swarm Sensing (OCDSS), designed…
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Lockheed Martin and HavocAI Team Up to Revolutionize Maritime Warfare with Autonomous Technology
In a bold move poised to reshape the landscape of naval operations, HavocAI, a rising star in maritime autonomy, and Lockheed Martin Ventures, the investment arm of aerospace and defence giant Lockheed Martin Corporation, have partnered to advance the development of Medium Unmanned Surface Vehicles (mUSVs). This collaboration combines HavocAI’s innovative autonomy technology with Lockheed…
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Maxar’s Sentry Brings Predictive Intelligence to Global Threat Monitoring
Maxar Technologies has unveiled Sentry, a groundbreaking monitoring solution that aims to anticipate emerging threats by fusing live satellite feeds with decades of geospatial data. This new system, described by Maxar as delivering “predictive intelligence,” is designed to serve strategic operations by identifying worrisome patterns before they escalate into crises. Sentry is offered in two…
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China develops Mosquito-sized drone
A research team at China’s National University of Defense Technology (NUDT) has developed a remarkable mosquito-sized microdrone, a cutting-edge tool designed for reconnaissance and covert battlefield operations. This development, revealed by state broadcaster CCTV in a recent military-focused report and covered by the South China Morning Post, represents a notable advancement in miniaturized autonomous systems.…
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Europe launches new MARTE tank development project
The European defense sector has embarked on an ambitious new endeavor with the launch of the MARTE (Main Armoured Tank of Europe) project, an initiative designed to develop a next-generation main battle tank tailored to the evolving demands of European armed forces. Announced by Rheinmetall, a prominent German defense contractor, this collaborative effort unites 51…
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Anduril displays “Fury,” its next-generation uncrewed fighter jet
Anduril has recently offered a rare glimpse into the development of its next-generation uncrewed fighter drone, known as Fury. This advanced drone is designed to operate alongside human pilots, acting as a force multiplier in the skies. The development of Fury is part of the US Air Force’s Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) program, an initiative…
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U.S. Army and University of Hawaii Partner on Bioprinting for Battlefield Injuries
In a pioneering effort to transform battlefield medicine, the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Chemical Biological Center (DEVCOM CBC) has partnered with the University of Hawaii System to explore how 3D-printed skin and other lab-grown tissues can save soldiers from chemical, biological, and burn-related injuries. This collaboration, rooted in a cooperative research and development…
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Nokia and blackned team up to to build a new kind of battlefield network for German forces
Under the agreement, the companies will integrate their respective product and solution portfolios to design a unique, deployable communication system tailored to Germany’s defense needs and adaptable for use in other countries. This collaboration will leverage Nokia’s 5G tactical communications technology and blackned’s software-based defense solutions, creating an ideally integrated platform for the Rheinmetall Battlesuite.