Germany was largely spared from the first China Shock. However, economists are now warning that the second China Shock amounts to an earthquake that is shaking the very foundations of Germany's export ...

Networks today are far more powerful than they’re given credit for, with sensing capabilities that could detect risk ...

| Defense News Weekly Full Episode 9.27.25 From bomb-deactivating robots to AI-enabled UAVs, get a look at the show floor at ...

From deactivating bombs to transporting troops, how are autonomous robotics systems transforming the battlefields of tomorrow?

Defense tech startup Allen Control Systems landed a contract for Bullfrog, which can use a variety of common weapons.

A U.S. plan to field thousands of cutting-edge drones for a potential conflict with China has fallen short of its goal, and the Pentagon is moving the effort to a new warfare group.

The Office of Naval Research’s Naval Enterprise Partnership Teaming with Universities for National Excellence (NEPTUNE) program is aligning academic innovation with naval energy needs. Launched as a ...

Even with former Penn State assistant Ja’Juan Seider as his position coach, Jeremiyah Love feels empowered to treat the playing field as his canvas.

During Rhode Island Startup Week, faculty and student entrepreneurs pitched new technologies and connected with investors, ...

Military technology rarely stands still, and the Hermione robot is proof of how quickly the battlefield is changing. Unlike the early generations of bomb-disposal machines or simple scouting drones, ...

The reduction in military manpower was anticipated as early as 2005 when the Roh Moo-hyun administration unveiled 'Defense Reform 2020.' Since then, with each change in administration, the Ministry of ...