Technology

The US Air Force’s new strategy: affordable “robot wingmen” and cutting-edge tech to outpace threats in the Indo-Pacific.

Modern stealth tech isn’t so invisible after all—long-wave radars are spotting “invisible” jets. Is digital stealth the real game-changer?

F-35’s secret weapon? Sensor fusion. Pilots see everything, act faster, and dominate air combat like never before.

Taiwan’s potential $2B NASAMS deal could reshape its defense against China, adding a critical mid-range air defense capability.

The F-22 Raptor, with continuous upgrades in stealth, radar, and weapons, remains a top air superiority fighter for the US military.

Pentagon’s Replicator is leveling up warfare with cheap, scalable drones. Fast tech, big impact—will it survive the next administration?

Merlin’s AI-powered Pilot is set to transform the KC-135, marking a huge step for military aviation and the future of autonomous flight.

Ukraine’s homegrown drones are taking flight, aiming to outshine DJI Mavics and boost defense. Independence never looked this bold.

US Defense contracts StemRad to supply protection gears, enhancing troop safety against radiation with innovative, lightweight protection.

The GJ-2 may mimic the MQ-9 Reaper’s silhouette, but when it comes to battlefield prowess, the PLA’s drone still plays catch-up to America’s heavily upgraded, battle-hardened workhorse.

In the future battlefield, if you can be seen, you can be killed—Army intel warns hiding in plain sight will be the ultimate survival skill.

From robotic US Army vehicles to uncrewed Navy drones, Huntington Ingalls Industries and Lockheed Martin are redefining warfare.