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Lockheed Martin has demonstrated drone detection using commercial 5G networks. NetSense combines AI, RF measurements, and existing telecoms infrastructure to provide distributed airspace awareness.
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SciTec has won a $93.7 million Space Force radar contract. The programme will create a common digital architecture for modernising ageing ground-based radar infrastructure.
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Collins Aerospace has secured a major Chinook avionics support contract. The $472 million ceiling covers engineering, obsolescence management, modernisation, and more reusable avionics architectures.
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Teledyne FLIR has shipped its 3,000th Ranger surveillance radar system. The Laval-built family now serves defence, border, infrastructure, and counter-UAS applications across more than 40 countries.
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Boeing has advanced a low-cost seeker through rapid flight testing. The modular radar design uses adapted commercial components and is intended for multiple offensive and defensive weapon families.
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Leonardo DRS has expanded SGT STOUT counter-drone capability through software. A US Government test defeated smaller Group 1 and Group 2 unmanned aircraft without new mission-equipment hardware.
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Britain and Australia are advancing joint AESA radar cooperation plans. QinetiQ and CEA Technologies will explore UK integration, testing, assurance, and industrial participation.
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Patria and KNDS will localise German CAVS vehicle production capacity. The framework shifts assembly, integration, and technology transfer into Germany ahead of a 2027 production ramp.
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CSG has disclosed a €100 million Polish ammunition components agreement. The deal supports Dezamet’s serial 155mm production as Poland expands domestic artillery capacity.
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Lockheed Martin is funding a new modular hypersonic payload architecture. MPDS is intended to reuse proven missile-body technology across offensive and defensive missions while reducing integration effort and production complexity.