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BLADE’s Hunter WOLF vehicle advances to GroundBreaker Phase II demonstration. The selection moves the robotic ground platform towards an October demonstration of maturity, readiness and interoperability.

SRC has developed new radar for Northrop Grumman’s Raid Hunter. The Gryphon R1810 provides longer-range detection and precision tracking to support gun-based counter-drone engagements.

MARSS will supply Kuwait with integrated British air defence systems. The £370 million contract covers radar, jammers, interceptors and command technology, while supporting new engineering and manufacturing jobs in the UK.

Thread AI will develop specialist research software for Army engineers. Its agreement with DEVCOM Armaments Center will use the Lemma platform to connect technical information, preserve source traceability and support controlled AI-assisted research into fire-control systems.

The US Army awarded nine companies new command software contracts. The $93.6 million package will support applications across six military functions as Next Generation Command and Control moves towards operational deployment with I Corps.

Aeronix has launched a new flight-tested unmanned payload interface module. The device implements the Picatinny CLIK standard, connecting existing aircraft power and communications systems with compatible mission payloads.

Amca will qualify and produce components for Army missile systems. The new contract targets radar and power assemblies, combining engineering development, qualification testing and manufacturing capacity to address shortages affecting an existing priority weapon programme.

Moroccan Military Industry will deliver locally made turrets next March. The Elbit Systems subsidiary is preparing armoured vehicle equipment for Moroccan military customers, while developing counter-drone systems and additional domestic ammunition manufacturing capacity.

Intelic has integrated counter-drone sensors and interceptors through Nexus software. The Dutch company’s platform connects equipment from different manufacturers, while a €30 million defence contract supports the development of interoperable command capabilities.

Systematic will integrate Denmark’s counter-drone command systems across military sites. The contract combines SitaWare operational software with existing surveillance and response capabilities, enabling shared information and AI-supported assessment.