Wargaming prompts changes to Royal Navy’s future minehunting motherships
Wargaming prompts changes to Royal Navy’s future minehunting motherships
How the Royal Navy is wargaming the Norwegian-designed OSVs and how the games suggest they will need some adjustments for British requirements.
BAE Systems and TUALCOM to develop autonomous technologies
BAE Systems and TUALCOM to develop autonomous technologies
BAE Systems’ collaboration with Turkish company TUALCOM will lead to faster development of innovative technologies that will be integral to meeting the demand requirements of future autonomous defence systems.
Tiberius Aerospace to develop Sceptre for US Army DEVCOM AC
Tiberius Aerospace to develop Sceptre for US Army DEVCOM AC
The US Army has established a collaborative framework for the evolution of Sceptre’s capabilities for the US and its allies.
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Extreme space weather could disrupt flights and damage aircraft systems, study warns
Extreme space weather could disrupt flights and damage aircraft systems, study warns
University of Surrey researchers warn that extreme space weather could increase radiation exposure and trigger faults in aircraft electronics.
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BAE Systems and TUALCOM to develop autonomous technologies
BAE Systems and TUALCOM to develop autonomous technologies
BAE Systems’ collaboration with Turkish company TUALCOM will lead to faster development of innovative technologies that will be integral to meeting the demand requirements of future autonomous defence systems.
Security
How the Royal Navy is developing its next-generation mine hunting capability
How the Royal Navy is developing its next-generation mine hunting capability
A major collaborative effort to design and implement an innovative test of UK underwater mine countermeasures is set to inform and enhance future operations.
Space
Extreme space weather could disrupt flights and damage aircraft systems, study warns
Extreme space weather could disrupt flights and damage aircraft systems, study warns
University of Surrey researchers warn that extreme space weather could increase radiation exposure and trigger faults in aircraft electronics.
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Wargaming prompts changes to Royal Navy’s future minehunting motherships
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How the Royal Navy is wargaming the Norwegian-designed OSVs and how the games suggest they will need some adjustments for British requirements.
BAE Systems and TUALCOM to develop autonomous technologies
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BAE Systems’ collaboration with Turkish company TUALCOM will lead to faster development of innovative technologies that will be integral to meeting the demand requirements of future autonomous defence systems.
Tiberius Aerospace to develop Sceptre for US Army DEVCOM AC
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The US Army has established a collaborative framework for the evolution of Sceptre’s capabilities for the US and its allies.
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How the Royal Navy is developing its next-generation mine hunting capability
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