onsdag 5. august 2026

God natt

 


India og jagerfly

 

Sjekk https://tinyurl.com/4j2aejwk

Droner

 

 Portugisisk produsert drone skutt ned over Russland

Sjekk  https://tinyurl.com/yw9bv42n


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Amerikansk maritim drone filmer kinesisk marinefartøy


Sjekk https://tinyurl.com/mr257ytw


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US soldier in Germany invents wearable drone detector to protect front-line troops

By 

Matthew M. Burke


Stars and Stripes • August 4, 2026


 


Army Sgt. Ryan Minton, a special projects engineer with the 2nd Cavalry Regiment's Innovation Cell, poses with two versions of his portable drone detector at the 7th Army Training Command's Design Innovation Research and Testing Lab on Rose Barracks in Vilseck, Germany, on July 31, 2026. (Matthew M. Burke/Stars and Stripes)

VILSECK, Germany — Sgt. Ryan Minton’s concerns about soldiers’ survival in the drone-dominated combat of the future initially led him to his basement, where he started tinkering with electronics he bought online.

Now working in a special innovation lab for Army personnel in Bavaria, Minton is putting the finishing touches on a drone detector that soldiers can wear like protective gear.


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ParaZero and Axon Vision – New ForceField C-UAS Configuration with DefendAir Net-Based Interception

By The Editor on Aug 05, 2026 06:30 am


ParaZero Technologies Ltd., an aerospace defence company pioneering smart, autonomous solutions for the global manned and unmanned aerial systems (UAS) industry, recently announced a new integrated Counter-UAS capability combining ParaZero’s DefendAir Net Pod with Axon Vision’s ForceField Edge AI-powered defence system. The new configuration is designed to provide critical infrastructure, airports, energy facilities, homeland security assets and […]


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NATO Science for Peace and Security Programme Demos Applications of Unmanned and Autonomous Systems

By The Editor on Aug 05, 2026 06:20 am


The NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme recently convened researchers – along with national representatives and NATO subject-matter experts – to demonstrate security-related applications of unmanned and autonomous systems, and to chart future cooperation in the field. At Unmanned Valley, a testing facility for unmanned systems located in the Netherlands, the SPS Programme […]

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Wing and Walmart Bring Drone Delivery to Florida

By The Editor on Aug 05, 2026 06:15 am


With summer travel and the summer heat in full swing, Wing and Walmart today started drone delivery in Greater Orlando, Wing’s first market in Florida. Central Florida residents can now choose from thousands of daily essentials at Walmart, including sunscreen, school supplies, electronics and last-minute ingredients delivered directly by Wing drones in as fast as […]

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GA

 





The War Zone med nyheter

 

A STRONG OFFENSE FOR THE WORLD OF DEFENSE

August 4, 2026

As a keen reminder of the threats Ukraine is facing, Fire Point CEO Iryna Terekh had to stop a recent interview with TWZ to scramble to a shelter as Russian ballistic missiles were approaching. A 35-year-old architect by training, Terekh helped turn Fire Point from a Ukrainian start-up making weapons in a garage into a leading producer of indigenously made long-range strike drones and missiles, and we talked to her about the company’s weapons and future plans.

Fire Point’s FP-1 and FP-2 drones have been striking Russian targets to devastating effect and its heavy-hitting Flamingo cruise missiles are adding a new level of long-range threat.

Read the full interview here.

 
 
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Ukraina

 


What I saw in Kyiv should change how
every Western nation thinks about
defence innovation

Opinion: Ukraine has demonstrated that speed, adaptation and 

industrial agility are now decisive military advantages. Australia must 

transform how it innovates before the next conflict forces the lesson

upon us, explains NSW Defence Innovation Network's Lincoln Parker.




The swarm has landed: What Ukraine’s drone war means for Australia

The swarm has
landed: What
Ukraine’s drone
war means for
Australia
The battlefield in Ukraine has
become the most
 consequential proving
ground for autonomous
weapons since the invention
 of the guided missile.
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