Shipbuilding With VR, AR and Digital Twinning
Damen develops simulation training products to add value in ship concept, design, build, and support.
Navies are seeking to introduce new ships more quickly and...
Vitebsk Breakdown
Social media continues to be yield valuable open-source intelligence vis-à-vis electronic warfare systems deployed by Russia in the ongoing Ukraine conflict.
On 10th April, the...
April Spectrum SitRep
Armada’s monthly round-up of all the latest electronic warfare news in the product, programme and operational domains.
Products
Northeast Information Discovery has launched its EMSO Master...
Look what I’ve found!
The capture of a Russian SATCOM system could yield useful intelligence for NATO.
In early April, Ukrainian forces revealed they had captured a Russian Army...
Sensing Trouble
A new research initiative will examine both countermeasures against 5G-based passive sensing and general applications of 5G passive sensing technology.
Dr. Christos Ilioudis is a...
Chayka Compensates?
Russia maybe using her Chayka radio navigation system to outflank GNSS jamming in the Ukraine theatre of operations.
Russia’s RSDN-10 Chayka system is like the...
Electronic Warfare Podcast 18: Cold Space
The United States and Soviet Union poured billions of dollars into signals intelligence satellites during the Cold War.
These spacecraft were an invulnerable and invaluable...
TETRA Talk
More details have emerged regarding the Russian Army’s use of tactical communications in the Ukraine theatre of operations.
On 24th March social media video emerged...
Meet L3Harris’ family of life-saving robotic systems
The battlespace is constantly evolving, and missions are becoming increasingly challenging as a result.
Today, mission scenarios and tasks can be particularly complex and...
New 3U VPX GPU and FPGA-based board (IC-GRA-VPX3a)
Interface Concept announced the new IC-GRA-VPX3a 3U VPX FPGA-based and AMD-Radeon E9171-based graphics processor module that provides a highperformance and low power consumption Computing...
