Technology
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Jun- 2023 -14 June
Loc, Milrem Robotics Join Forces on US Army Light Robotic Combat Vehicle
Loc Performance is teaming with Milrem Robotics for the US Army's Robotic Combat Vehicle – Light competition.
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14 June
DARPA to Develop User-Friendly General Anesthetic for Warfighters
DARPA has introduced a new program to develop safe, effective, and battle-ready anesthetics for warfighters.
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13 June
US Air Force, Raytheon Test First Palletized Laser Weapon in New Mexico
The US Air Force and Raytheon have trialed the service’s first palletized high-energy laser weapon at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico.
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9 June
Viasat to Provide USAF With Space Relay Communications
The US Air Force has selected communications provider Viasat to deliver a space-based relay connectivity solution for the ARBALEST program.
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9 June
Cervus, Hadean to Develop Metaverse-Ready Tactical Decision-Making Solution
Cervus and Hadean have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop a metaverse-ready technology for tactical decision-making capabilities.
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9 June
US, Japan, Taiwan Agree to Share Real-Time Drone Intel
The US, Japan, and Taiwan have agreed to share real-time reconnaissance drone data to bolster military coordination.
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9 June
Northrop to Produce Next-Gen Maritime Navigation Sensor for US Navy
The US Navy has awarded Northrop Grumman a production contract for the new AN/WSN-12 Inertial Sensor Module.
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8 June
L3Harris to Develop US Space Force Hypersonic Missile Warning Sensor
The US Space Force has awarded L3Harris Technologies a $29 million contract to design a sensor payload for a satellite-based missile warning and tracking system operating in medium-Earth orbit.
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8 June
US Marines Developing Air-Launched Long-Range Loitering Munitions
The US Marine Corps plans to replace some aircraft-launched Hellfire missiles with loitering munitions for Indo-Pacific operations.
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8 June
US DoD Awards Cerus Additional Funds for Traumatic Injury Bleeding Solution
The US has awarded Cerus Corporation an $8.7 million follow-on contract to develop a solution for traumatic injury bleeding in warfighters.
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