Military Applications
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Qorvo® Advances X-Band Radar Performance with a More Efficient and Sensitive Compact Front-End Module GREENSBORO, N.C., June 9, 2026 – Qorvo ® (Nasdaq: QRVO), a leading global provider of connectivity and power solutions, today introduced an X-band radar front- end solution that enables defense system designers to achieve higher performance without increasing size, weight or prime power. Designed for modern phased array and multifunction sensors, the… |
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Microchip Launches Military-Qualified Plastic Transient Voltage Suppressors for Aerospace and Defense Applications CHANDLER, Ariz., January 13, 2026 — Microchip Technology (Nasdaq: MCHP) today announces the release of its JANPTX family of non-hermetic plastic Transient Voltage Suppressor (TVS) devices that meet the MIL-PRF-19500 qualification, offering high-reliability protection for aerospace and defense applications. These TVS devices are the first in the industry to achieve MIL-PRF-19500 qualification… |
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Raphe mPhibr Raises $100 Million in India’s Largest Private Funding Round in Aerospace and Defence Sectors An Indian defence and aerospace startup, Raphe mPhibr, has raised $100 million in a new private funding round, which was the largest ever in India’s aerospace and defence sector. With this, the company’s total funding stands at $145 million. The money will go towards expanding aircraft design, engineering, and manufacturing facilities. Raphe mPhibr develops UAVs, including the mR10,… |
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Vishay Introduces 0402 Case Size in CHA Series Resistors, AEC-Q200 Qualified Vishay Intertechnology has announced an expansion of its CHA series of thin film chip resistors. The resistors, being AEC-Q200 qualified, meet strict automotive reliability standards. The initial launch was in a 02016 case size, supporting up to 70 GHz, and the currently introduced model is in a 0402 case size. Though the frequency performance goes slightly down from up to 70GHz to… |
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China’s Microdrone Innovation Brings Stealth at the Smallest Scale China’s National University of Defence Technology (NUDT) created a mosquito-sized drone, roughly 1.3 centimeters long, tailored for stealth tasks like intelligence gathering for the military. The tiny size makes for easy camouflage in any environment, allowing it to remain close to invisible in covert missions. The drone has insect-like wings that flap to mimic natural movement. … |
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Types of Drones Drones, also known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), have evolved into essential tools across multiple industries. Their diverse designs and flight mechanisms cater to a wide range of applications, from personal hobbies to military operations. Understanding the different types of drones helps in identifying their specific roles and advantages. Based on the design,… |
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KYOCERA AVX Launches Compact, High-Precision Band-Pass Filters for Advanced Wireless Applications KYOCERA AVX launched the BP1206 and BP2816 series of compact, thin-film band-pass filters to deliver enhanced RF performance in high-power wireless applications. They are designed for a wide range of applications such as telecommunications, military, aerospace, medical, and consumer electronics. BP1206 and BP2816 Series come with… |
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Cyborg Insects: Tiny Heroes for Big Rescue Missions A swarm of Cyborg Insects that can work together to solve real-world problems was developed by the researchers, which was made possible because of advancements in swarm robotics. These Cyborg Insects are designed to perform remote tasks and will be helpful in exploring areas that are hard to reach by humans. These cyborgs are real… |
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Indian Army Develops Cost-Effective KHARGA Kamikaze Drone The Indian Army has developed the KHARGA Kamikaze Drone, a cost-effective and efficient aerial system designed to meet the needs of modern battlefield operations. Costing just Rs 30,000, the KHARGA drone is intended for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) tasks, as well as accurate kamikaze attacks. The drone’s simple design focuses on affordability… |
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RT-G: AI Based Spherical Robot Cop to Maintain Law and Order in Chinese Streets Ever wondered what it would be like if a spherical robot patrolled our neighborhood to maintain law and order? It sounds futuristic, but this is the reality. This Robot cop named RT-G is seen patrolling together with the Chinese army, though it remains unclear whether it's a test run or a significant step towards robotic policing. These robot cop are engineered for… |
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Facial Recognition Falcon Fighter Missile DroneProblem Statement -
According to the report, our army personnel has to constantly monitor the Himalayan region, at such a height even a normal person has trouble breathing, due to which the life of the soldiers is in danger all the time and due to unknown attacks, soldiers in war. There is a danger to life and property. Mostly helicopters cannot fly on such high… |
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New Long Range High-Power Laser can hit a Coin from a Kilometer Away! In the United Kingdom, a significant advancement in military technology has been achieved with the successful testing of the DragonFire, a laser directed-energy weapon (LDEW) system. This system, notable for its high precision and cost-effectiveness, marks a notable step forward in the UK's defence capabilities. This technology, which can inflict damage at the speed… |
