Military Innovation News 7 April 2024

Anduril Industries Bets Big on Japan and AI-Driven Warfare as Drone Glitches Test Its ‘Fail Fast’ Strategy (December 2025 Update)

Anduril Industries – the defense-tech startup founded by Oculus creator Palmer Luckey – has spent early December 2025 doing two very different things at once: Those cross‑currents have put Anduril squarely in the spotlight between 5–7 December 2025, with new

7 December 2025

DroneShield and EOS Cooperation in 2025: How Australian Counter‑Drone Tech Is Reinforcing NATO Air Defences

In 2025, two Australian companies – DroneShield and Electro Optic Systems (EOS) – moved from niche suppliers to central actors in NATO’s response to the drone threat over Europe and Ukraine. Their technologies are different but complementary: DroneShield specialises in “soft‑kill” detection and jamming,

4 December 2025

Australian Industry · Defense Technology · Drones · Military Innovation · NATO

Germany’s Submarine Builder TKMS Debuts Amid Defense Boom – Is It the Next Rheinmetall?

TKMS Sets Sail: A New Era for Thyssenkrupp and German Defense When the opening bell rings in Frankfurt on Monday, it will mark a new chapter for Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems – and potentially for Germany’s defense sector. By spinning off

19 October 2025

Defense Industry · German Companies · Military Innovation · Security Analysis · Submarine Technology

Oshkosh Unveils Autonomous “X-MAV” Launcher with 4 Tomahawks at AUSA 2025 – Game-Changer for Ukraine?

Sources: Official Oshkosh press materials and defense media reports oshkoshdefense.com navalnews.com kyivindependent.com united24media.com defensemirror.com aljazeera.com. These include Oshkosh Defense announcements and coverage by Naval News, Army Recognition, Kyiv Independent, United24, DefenseMirror and Al Jazeera.

14 October 2025

Autonomous Systems · Defense Technology · Military Innovation · Missile Launchers · NYSE:OSK · Ukraine Conflict

Space‑Laser Shockwave: Inside China’s 2‑Watt Orbital Beam That Claims to Outgun Starlink and Reshape the Security Balance in Space

China’s ‘Night‑Light’ Laser Satellite Leaves Starlink in the Dust—What It Means for the Future of Space Internet and Warfare

On 17 June 2025, Prof. Wu Jian of Peking University and Dr. Liu Chao of the Chinese Academy of Sciences down-linked 1 Gbps from an unnamed GEO satellite 36,705 km above Earth using a 2-watt laser. The AO‑MDR method combines

23 June 2025

China · Future Warfare · Military Innovation · Satellite Internet · Space · Space Technology

India’s First Private-Sector Military Satellite TSAT‑1A: How a Tata-Built ‘Eye in the Sky’ Rode a SpaceX Falcon 9 to Orbit

India’s defence and space ambitions took a decisive private-sector turn in 2024 when TSAT‑1A, a compact but powerful Earth‑observation satellite built by Tata Advanced Systems Ltd (TASL) in collaboration with Satellogic, lifted off on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Florida. Branded as India’s first private sector-produced

7 April 2024

Indian Defense · Military Innovation · NASDAQ:SATL · Private Sector · Satellite Launches · Space Technology

Military Innovation News 7 April 2024 - 7 December 2025