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Russo-Ukrainian War
fromwww.businessinsider.com
1 week agoRussia is adding fiber-optic cables to its cheap 'Molniya' strike drones, making them unjammable
Russia deploys fiber-optic cable-controlled fixed-wing Molniya drones to achieve immunity from electronic warfare jamming, sacrificing range and payload capacity for reliable connections.
History
fromWorld History Encyclopedia
1 week agoWhat made Zulu regiments so feared across Africa?
The Zulu Kingdom became a dominant Southern African power under King Shaka's leadership through military innovation, but was conquered by the British in 1879 and eventually incorporated into South Africa.
Information security
fromThe Cipher Brief
2 weeks agoThe Drone War's Real Problem Isn't Technology - It's Speed
Defense acquisition reforms implement recommended changes but fail to address the fundamental cycle-time gap between rapidly evolving adversary capabilities and the military's ability to deploy countermeasures.
fromLondon Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
3 weeks agoUS exports Ukraine-tested counter-drone technology to Middle East partners amid escalation - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
For Western militaries, the most crucial takeaway from this conflict is unmistakable: a combination of battlefield experience and cutting-edge counter-drone technology is essential for achieving a decisive advantage in modern warfare.
Russo-Ukrainian War
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Russo-Ukrainian War
fromBusiness Insider
3 weeks agoUkraine's drone guru says the future of Russia's Shahed warfare will be focused on speed
Ukraine must prepare defenses against faster Russian Shahed drones capable of reaching 370 mph, as speed will become the primary focus of Russia's drone warfare evolution.
Russo-Ukrainian War
fromBusiness Insider
3 weeks agoA Ukrainian bomber drone went out for a strike mission. It returned impaled by a crude trident, photos show.
A Ukrainian drone was impaled by a crude trident made of nails and steel rods, apparently launched from another drone, representing an improvised air defense method in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
fromBusiness Insider
4 weeks agoThere's a new US Army office 'getting in the dirt' with soldiers and trying to quickly turn their ideas into real battlefield tech
Number one is speed takes priority over perfection. We can iterate to get to operational capability. And the second is that early soldier feedback is critical in order to make sure we're getting the right technology for the future fight, and then we want to be able to prove the demand signal before we spend big dollars on programs.
US news
Careers
fromBusiness Insider
5 months agoNATO is trying to beat Russia and China on drones and robots. A top commander says it's not moving fast enough.
NATO is integrating drones, robots, and emerging technologies into navies, but leaders warn development and adoption are too slow to guarantee a decisive edge.
fromTNW | Data-Security
7 months agoWhy civilian-first innovation will drive better dual-use technologies
Drones that map disaster zones and scout military targets exemplify dual-use technologies that cater to both civilian and military purposes. Upcoming European Commission funding will support such innovations.
Science
fromBusiness Insider
8 months agoUK sailors convinced the Royal Navy to get a computer room on its newest aircraft carrier for esports and video games
"Other ships have PlayStations and Xboxes down on the mess deck so they can play where they live, but this is the first ship that's got a PC setup like this."
Video games
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