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Uvision’s CORTEX system moves loitering munitions toward networked strike architecture. The system connects sensors, decision support, and multiple effector families into one mission-management framework.
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QinetiQ’s submarine support work sharpens AUKUS sustainment planning in Australia. Additive manufacturing cut replacement-part delivery to four weeks during HMS Anson’s maintenance period.
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China’s desert launch network adds depth to nuclear-force survivability planning. The work points to hardened basing, mobile-launch support, and resilient command infrastructure around the Hami missile fields.
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Airbus and Mistral AI are targeting sovereign aerospace applications together. The partnership covers secure AI deployment across operations, engineering, onboard systems, and defence-specific use cases.
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The TRV-150 armed test turns resupply drones into precision effectors. A three-shot APKWS launcher has been demonstrated on the logistics UAV at Fort Rucker.
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The US Navy is testing autonomous shipbuilding through MUSV demonstrations. Seven companies will take medium unmanned surface vessel designs into at-sea evaluation.
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GMV’s secure timing project targets resilient defence infrastructure synchronisation needs. PRESENTIS applies Galileo PRS technology to timing, sensor integration, and critical operational networks.
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Poland’s artillery orders pair new howitzers with ammunition production capacity. The contracts tie platform manufacture, 155 mm output, support vehicles, and EU-backed defence finance together.
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ESNA’s surface effect craft targets Arctic littoral commando operations requirements. The proposed vessel combines speed, payload flexibility, shallow beaching, and drone integration for future UK-Norwegian use.
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China’s F406 engine test advances domestic UAV propulsion capacity further. The 600-kgf-class turbofan is intended for high-altitude reconnaissance, relay, meteorological, and cargo drones.