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The Future Of Military Long-Range Firepower: How LRMPs Are Getting More Technologically Advanced
LRMP's are a new kind of artillery shell that works with existing equipment but flies extremely far and can maneuver in ...
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Robodogs, laser beams and drone-zapping microwaves: The weapons that could decide the wars of the future
Laser beams, robodogs and drone-zapping microwaves - these are the types of weapons that could be deployed on battlefields in the not too distant future. Some are already here. The threat of a wider ...
The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) and Defence Science and Technology (DST) Group Australia have announced a ground-breaking partnership. The Defence Science and Technology ...
In February 2024, Google officially dropped its commitment not to develop AI for weapons. The shift is a signal that private companies are now seeing this technology as inevitable for military ...
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$468 million missile contract between India and UK explained: All you need to know about Martlets
India and the UK have signed a £350 million defence deal for UK-made Lightweight Multirole Missiles, enhancing India’s air defence and supporting over 700 jobs in Northern Ireland.
The US Navy is considering a new surface combatant, the DDGX, which would generate more power for directed energy weapons such as the laser system depicted here. (Lockheed Martin) Red Sea naval ...
FORT SILL, Okla. — In the rolling plains of Oklahoma, the U.S. Army is taking aim at the future of air defense, and it’s powered by lasers. Recently at Fort Sill, Soldiers conducted a live-fire ...
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