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Israel’s Carmel program: Envisioning armored vehicles of the future
Israel is developing combat vehicles of the future that will use the latest in artificial intelligence technology to reduce collateral damage and enable formations of manned and unmanned vehicles working in concert.
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Israel’s Rafael integrates artificial intelligence into Spice bombs
A data link enables future missiles to learn from algorithms informed by the flights of their predecessors.
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Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
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Israel inks deal with Elbit for advanced ‘artillery of the future’
Israel’s future artillery effort could solve operational challenges the country faces in the north, potentially in Syria, Lebanon and Gaza.
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With IMI acquisition, Elbit looks to be a ‘one-stop shop’ for defense needs
Following its acquisition of IMI Systems in November, Israeli company Elbit Systems has entered “a different category of defense companies,” according to its chief financial officer.
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Israeli firm UVision opens US subsidiary, with eye toward kamikaze drones market
A maker of loitering munitions is seeking to expand its business in the U.S.
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Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
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Can Iron Dome cut it for indirect fire protection? US Army is buying a couple systems to find out
The U.S. Army plans to buy a limited number of Iron Dome batteries, evaluating the option for protecting U.S. military service members against a wide variety of indirect fire and aerial threats.
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Countering UAVs: An inside look at IAI Elta’s Drone Guard
Drone Guard was originally built on adapted radar and existing electro-optical technology, but its manufacturer has updated the platform and shown it off to Defense News in a demonstration.
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Rafael envisions mothership for optionally manned vehicles
Israeli defense company Rafael is working to create a network of manned and unmanned armored vehicles, with one acting as a mothership to coordinate the use of their weapon systems against targets.
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Israel’s Carmel program: Envisioning armored vehicles of the future
Israel is developing combat vehicles of the future that will use the latest in artificial intelligence technology to reduce collateral damage and enable formations of manned and unmanned vehicles working in concert.
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Israel’s Rafael integrates artificial intelligence into Spice bombs
A data link enables future missiles to learn from algorithms informed by the flights of their predecessors.
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Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
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Israel inks deal with Elbit for advanced ‘artillery of the future’
Israel’s future artillery effort could solve operational challenges the country faces in the north, potentially in Syria, Lebanon and Gaza.
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With IMI acquisition, Elbit looks to be a ‘one-stop shop’ for defense needs
Following its acquisition of IMI Systems in November, Israeli company Elbit Systems has entered “a different category of defense companies,” according to its chief financial officer.
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Israeli firm UVision opens US subsidiary, with eye toward kamikaze drones market
A maker of loitering munitions is seeking to expand its business in the U.S.
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Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
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Can Iron Dome cut it for indirect fire protection? US Army is buying a couple systems to find out
The U.S. Army plans to buy a limited number of Iron Dome batteries, evaluating the option for protecting U.S. military service members against a wide variety of indirect fire and aerial threats.
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Countering UAVs: An inside look at IAI Elta’s Drone Guard
Drone Guard was originally built on adapted radar and existing electro-optical technology, but its manufacturer has updated the platform and shown it off to Defense News in a demonstration.
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Rafael envisions mothership for optionally manned vehicles
Israeli defense company Rafael is working to create a network of manned and unmanned armored vehicles, with one acting as a mothership to coordinate the use of their weapon systems against targets.
-
Israel’s Carmel program: Envisioning armored vehicles of the future
Israel is developing combat vehicles of the future that will use the latest in artificial intelligence technology to reduce collateral damage and enable formations of manned and unmanned vehicles working in concert.
-
Israel’s Rafael integrates artificial intelligence into Spice bombs
A data link enables future missiles to learn from algorithms informed by the flights of their predecessors.
-
Watch this Israeli robot face off against a marksman in a live-fire demo
Israel’s General Robotics has demonstrated what it says is the world’s first operational armed robot, aimed at providing special forces and homeland security personnel an unmanned vehicle when confronting adversaries.
-
Israel inks deal with Elbit for advanced ‘artillery of the future’
Israel’s future artillery effort could solve operational challenges the country faces in the north, potentially in Syria, Lebanon and Gaza.
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With IMI acquisition, Elbit looks to be a ‘one-stop shop’ for defense needs
Following its acquisition of IMI Systems in November, Israeli company Elbit Systems has entered “a different category of defense companies,” according to its chief financial officer.
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Israeli firm UVision opens US subsidiary, with eye toward kamikaze drones market
A maker of loitering munitions is seeking to expand its business in the U.S.
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Elta Systems’ air surveillance boss on facing battlefield threats, global competition
Eyal Shapira sketches out Elta Systems’ challenges and its hopes for the future.
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Can Iron Dome cut it for indirect fire protection? US Army is buying a couple systems to find out
The U.S. Army plans to buy a limited number of Iron Dome batteries, evaluating the option for protecting U.S. military service members against a wide variety of indirect fire and aerial threats.
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Countering UAVs: An inside look at IAI Elta’s Drone Guard
Drone Guard was originally built on adapted radar and existing electro-optical technology, but its manufacturer has updated the platform and shown it off to Defense News in a demonstration.
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Rafael envisions mothership for optionally manned vehicles
Israeli defense company Rafael is working to create a network of manned and unmanned armored vehicles, with one acting as a mothership to coordinate the use of their weapon systems against targets.
