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Check out the possibilities of our SAR simulation software SSIG! Take a look at our simulated #SAR signatures of an unmanned aerial vehicle (#UAV), known as Soaring Dragon, and compare them with the real signatures of these objects on the most recent SAR satellite image of the #Chinese airfield Anshun delivered by Umbra. The Soaring Dragon, designed for surveillance, reconnaissance, and combat purposes, is indispensable in modern military strategies. With SATIM Inc.'s unique SAR simulation software SSIG, we can generate radar signatures of 3D objects or a set of objects, as well as parameters of any existing or non-existing SAR sensor. Stay tuned for an exciting array of future developments. #defense #defenceindustry #defenseindustry #military #remotesensing #nationalsecurity #satelliteimagery #intelligence #security #AI

Intracom Defense: Demonstration of a "Kill Web" by unmanned systems in the Aegean Sea and Mediterranean Taking into account the general trends in the Art and Science of War, we observe that the Great Powers are giving special emphasis on the creation and operational use of #unmanned speedboats (USVs). Both the US-Great Britain axis and the #china- #iran- #turkey geopolitical axis are evolving their existing #naval combat model by integrating surface #drones in order to upgrade their presence in the geographic areas they operate in. The main objective of creating USVs appears to be both cost-effectiveness (economic-operational) asymmetry and sharing of the functions available to a surface naval unit. As we saw at the DEFEA-2023 defense exhibition, the Greek company INTRACOM DEFENSE has conducted significant leaps in the development of unmanned robotic vehicles, command and control centers and an integrated "Kill-Chain" for conducting coordinated operations in the aeronautical environment of the Eastern Mediterranean. Pentagon JADC2 program and development of a Domestic Kill Web for the Aegean JADC2 (Joint All Domain Command and Control) is a Pentagon program designed to unify the communication systems of all #military branches into a single interconnected network, often referred to as ''Kill-Web''. A major challenge is that many pieces of equipment from different services were not originally designed to communicate with each other. JADC2-CFT, a group with members from each military service, was formed to address these technical differences and develop a single network for communicating and sharing data between systems. #futurewarfare #intracomdefense #usv https://lnkd.in/dJFYpSfm

Elbit Systems is to provide the Artillery Corps of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) with the Skylark 1Transitional Vertical Take-Off and Landing Small Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems (Skylark 1 eVTOL). Read more > > https://hubs.la/Q023QF9L0 Weighing up to 20kg, the new Skylark 1 eVTOL is a man-packed or vehicle-based platform offering the endurance and range of a fixed-wing STUAS with the capability to hover, take-off and land vertically. Combined with onboard analytical capabilities, the Skylark 1 eVTOL significantly expands the operations of tactical forces and enables fast deployment in order to organically perform Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance (ISTAR) missions. Learn more: https://hubs.la/Q023QF9L0 #unmannedsystems #UAS #UAV #military #eVTOL #defensetechnology #surveillance #reconnaissance #intelligence

#Yemen - USCENTCOM - 26 February Red Sea Update: On Feb. 26, between the hours of 4:45 p.m. and 11:45a p.m. (Sanaa time), U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) forces destroyed three unmanned surface vessels (USV), two mobile anti-ship cruise missiles (ASCM), and a one-way attack unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) in self-defense. The USV and ASCM weapons were prepared to launch towards, and the UAV was over, the Red Sea. CENTCOM forces identified the USVs and missiles in Houthi-controlled areas of Yemen, as well as the UAV over the Red Sea, and determined that they presented an imminent threat to merchant vessels and to the U.S. Navy ships in the region. These actions are taken to protect freedom of navigation and make international waters safer and more secure for U.S. Navy and merchant vessels. https://lnkd.in/eMYnMCPE

Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance is becoming increasingly dangerous. Unmanned aircraft such as #MQ9 can help keep human pilots and crews out of harm’s way. #AFASeptember In more than a dozen incidents around the world over the past two years, irresponsible pilots have threatened, harassed, damaged and, in some cases, destroyed American or allied ISR aircraft, often placing the pilots and air crews inside in extreme jeopardy. Unmanned aircraft are not immune to such harassment, as shown by the Russian fighter collision with an MQ-9 over the Black Sea last Spring -- but they remove the human element from dangerous encounters while collecting intelligence on the intent of bad actors. MQ-9 and its siblings also can fly longer, integrate advanced sensor capabilities and conduct operations in harsh environments, expanding the intelligence gathering capabilities of joint forces around the world. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gfShXvhf

US Marine Corps Conducting Market Research into Small Drone Boats to Boost Reconnaissance Capabilities, Prepare for Conflict Near Shore Washington: The US Marine Corps is conducting market research into small drone boats as part of a push to boost the service’s reconnaissance capabilities and prepare for conflict near shore. Marine Corps Systems Command posted a request for information asking for the industry’s capabilities to provide unmanned surface vessels that can sense at sea. Read More : https://bitly.ws/35pZq #USMarineCorps #MarketResearch #SmallDroneBoats #ReconnaissanceCapabilities #ConflictPreparation #MarineCorpsSystemsCommand #Defence #UnmannedSurfaceVessels #ForceDesign2030 #ModernizationInitiative #UncrewedTechnology #Communications #Logistics #FiresDelivery #USV #UUV #AttackDrones #Rakhsaanirveda

🚀 Join us in exploring the Future of Defense Technology! 🌐✨ The ongoing situation in Ukraine underscores the pivotal role of emerging drone technologies in defense. The U.S. Department of Defense is prioritizing "attritable, autonomous systems" to fortify deterrence efforts. Enter the Replicator initiative – set to deploy thousands of cost-effective, AI-enabled small drones within the next 18-24 months, operating seamlessly even in low-bandwidth environments. 🔍 Discover with us: 1️⃣ Strategic Government Needs: Uncover how small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) meet the strategic requirements of government agencies. 2️⃣ Versatility in Action: Learn how small UAS are transforming national law enforcement, disaster response, border security, and safeguarding critical infrastructure. 3️⃣ Advancements Across Sectors: Explore how these nimble UAS drive progress in electricity grid assessments, forensic analysis, evidence documentation, EOD, and infrastructure inspections. 🎤 Engage with Renowned Speakers: 🌐 Peter W. Singer - Strategist and Senior Fellow at New America 🌐 Ralph "Quinn" Palmer - Assistant Chief, U.S. Customs and Border Protection 🌐 Heather Penney - Sr. Resident Fellow/Defense Policy Analyst, The Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies 🌐 Major Michael O'Connor - U.S. Space Force & Department of the Air Force Fellow at Georgetown's Center for Security and Emerging Technologies (CSET) 📆 Save your spot! Register today to join the conversation—whether in person or virtually ➡ https://lnkd.in/ey9MHK7n #DefenseTech #UAS #ReplicatorInitiative #AI #NationalSecurity #Innovation #FutureTech

Advancing Discussions on Multidomain Unmanned Systems- Join industry thought-leaders to discuss the collaborative efforts to incorporate Unmanned Systems safely and effectively into combat and within multi domains.  https://lnkd.in/ePgattf8 Advancing discussions on multidomain unmanned systems is essential for improving military capabilities, reducing risks to personnel, and addressing the strategic, ethical, and operational challenges posed by these technologies. Collaboration among industry thought-leaders plays a critical role in achieving these objectives and ensuring the responsible and effective use of unmanned systems in combat and across various domains.