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Drones Evolve to Counter Emerging Threats

As electronic warfare, GPS denial, and intense battlefield conditions continue to escalate, the demand for small unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) that can withstand these threats has reached a new level. Manufacturers are now racing to develop UAS that can counter emerging threats and stay one step ahead.

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Australia's Quantum Lag Raises Strategic Alarms

Australia's lag in quantum sensing and related technologies raises urgent concerns about its strategic position, as the capabilities being developed today will shape the future of warfighting. Quantum sensing is already mature enough to have a direct impact on operations, enabling navigation in GPS-denied environments and more accurate positioning and timing.

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