India’s Latest Surveillance Tech Pushes Threat Detection Past 50 Kilometers
India is leveling up its intelligence and reconnaissance game with a new electro-optical surveillance tech designed to detect threats at ranges beyond 50 kilometers.
Element, Leonardo Team Up for Next-Gen US Navy Electromagnetic Testing
Maryland-based certification specialist Element US Space & Defense has partnered with Leonardo DRS to support electromagnetic testing activities for the US Navy.
New Tech Could Help Military Sites Withstand Electromagnetic Pulse Attacks
South Korea figured out a way to reinforce critical sites against electromagnetic pulses, embedding a specially designed metal mesh into windows.
Mach 6 Railgun Incoming: India Experiments With Electromagnetic Artillery
Electromagnetic Railgun is India’s artillery system, capable of firing a 50-kilogram projectile at Mach 6, reaching distances of up to 200 kilometers, and using electromagnetic force.
Inflatable F-35s in South Korea Can Deceive Both Eyes and Radar
A South Korean life jacket manufacturer is producing inflatable F-35 decoys designed to make enemies waste costly ammunition.
US Air Force Taps AeroVironment for Electromagnetic Shielding Tech Push
AeroVironment has been selected for a $499-million contract with the US Air Force Research Laboratory to develop capabilities that can shield troops and equipment from harmful electromagnetic radiation.
New Spectrum Tool Helps US Troops Hunt Enemy Signals, Track Own Exposure
The US Army is field-testing a new system designed to detect and interpret signals across the electromagnetic spectrum, giving soldiers a clearer picture of their digital footprint and nearby threats.
Ukraine, Denmark Team Up for Electromagnetic Spectrum Monitoring
Danish firm Quadsat and Ukrainian company Skyeton have partnered to deliver electromagnetic spectrum monitoring capabilities.
Western Partners Launch Electromagnetic Coalition for Ukraine
Ukraine’s Western partners have launched an electromagnetic coalition to help Kyiv outmaneuver the Russians in electronic warfare.
US Army Picks 3dB Labs to Develop Situational Awareness System
The US Army has signed a $6.1-million agreement with 3dB Labs to develop and demonstrate an electromagnetic spectrum situational awareness system for combat units.
