Tag: AI
The Future of Mine Countermeasures is Multi-Dimensional
The toolbox approach using multiple unmanned airborne, surface and sub-surface assets working together against the mine menace.
“Winter storms are causing an increased threat from...
A New Vision of the Enemy
Augmented reality and artificial intelligence are beginning to have their impact on military optical systems for land forces.
Armed forces around the world are witnessing...
Stabilising Unmanned Images
Unmanned systems may now be in widespread use, but the quality of images that they can produce can be a huge factor in measuring...
Eyes of The Ship
As naval surveillance and engagement requirements grow, so naval EO/IR systems developers are accelerating their use of new technology to keep track of the...
March Radio Roundup
Armada’s monthly roundup of all the latest news in the military communications product, programme and operational domains.
New Horizons
Sentrycs launched its Horizon counter-uninhabited aerial vehicle...
Radioflash! Episode 18: Chinese Sensing Advances
China’s advancement in sensing technology is moving at pace. A new report examines in detail where the country might be catching up with the...
The Naval Laser Challenge
The Royal Navy, like its US Navy counterpart, views directed energy weapons as the likely answer to many developing manned and unmanned threats.
In May...
India Moves Forward on Ranjeet Replacement for T-72 MBT
India’s military development of a high-technology future main battle tank to replace the current T-72 recently took a step forward with the announcement that...
Fighting Technology With Technology
Remote-controlled weapons systems provide the capability to engage close-in air and surface threats at sea. In today’s changing naval operational environment, such systems are...
Where are we going?
As NATO contemplates war in the spectrum, the alliance must consider evolving threats, current and desired capabilities, training and simulation challenges and the impact...
