News
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MEDUSA keeps submarine-launched autonomous mining inside the US prototype cycle. The programme links undersea autonomy, submarine interfaces, and offensive payload production.
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Europe’s ESSOR programme is moving tactical communications into narrowband development. The contract strengthens interoperability work across national software-defined radio industries.
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NATO’s protected cloud programme moves cyber into defence production infrastructure. Accenture and Leonardo will support classified services for Alliance users.
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Lithuania joins Norway’s modular naval vessel programme as formal partner. The MoU tests whether standardised ships can serve allied production needs.
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Denmark’s planned Poseidon purchase strengthens NATO’s northern maritime patrol network. The acquisition adds another European user to Boeing’s mature P-8A sustainment base.
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Kraken has proved an uncrewed vessel can deploy from aircraft. The Royal Navy-supported trial links maritime autonomy to aerial delivery engineering.
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Chaiseri’s amphibious vehicle has secured its first overseas customer order. The Philippine selection gives Thai defence manufacturing a regional littoral-mobility reference point.
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Australia is turning land readiness into an industrial sustainment challenge. Boxer, Redback, AS9, Bushmaster, and Hawkei fleets sit inside that wider production test.
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Advanced Navigation has launched Chimera Land for satellite-denied vehicle navigation. The sensor targets armoured vehicles, autonomous systems, and resilient land-platform integration.
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South Korea has moved UAV propulsion deeper into domestic production. The programme puts Hanwha Aerospace at the centre of future autonomous aircraft development.