SBG Systems unveiled the Pulse-40 OEM, a 19-gram, matchbox-sized inertial measurement unit delivering tactical-grade navigation at 1.5-millisecond latency, 2-kilohertz output, and 0.3 watts.

Nine-degree-of-freedom sensing, a doubled ±4,000 degrees-per-second rotational range, and built-in vibration monitoring let engineers analyze operating conditions in real time without external test equipment.

The small size, weight, and power profile targets guided rockets, precision glide bombs, and loitering munitions, pushing tactical navigation into ever-smaller precision weapons.

India’s Armed Forces Medical Services performed its first robotic stereotactic brainstem biopsy at the Army Hospital Research & Referral, extracting deep-brain tissue along a pre-planned path.

The platform combines advanced imaging, computer-guided planning, and robotic arms to reach the brainstem with sub-millimeter accuracy, avoiding open surgery near breathing and heartbeat functions.

The capability could expand advanced neurological diagnosis for soldiers and veterans, cutting surgical trauma and the need to transfer complex cases outside the network.

Wrap Technologies launched WrapShield, a counter-drone platform pairing TPiCore thermal-polarimetric sensing with AI-assisted data fusion to detect and classify threats from a single operating layer.

Thermal polarimetry measures how infrared radiation is polarized, generating a fingerprint the company says cannot be spoofed, jammed, or turned off, without relying on radio frequency.

Developed with Israeli firm Frenel Imaging, the system runs edge processing across drone, ground, naval, and handheld platforms before expanding to infrastructure and border security.

AeroVironment won an $80.5M order from Joint Interagency Task Force 401 for its Titan MS multi-sensor counter-drone system under the Domestic Shield program.

The AI-driven system uses multiple sensor types to detect, track, and defeat both radio-frequency-controlled and autonomous drones across air, sea, and land environments.

Part of a broader $500M sole-source IDIQ, the award strengthens Air Force Global Strike Command base defense as Titan reaches 17 countries.

The Pentagon opened applications for paid, 12-month cyber apprenticeships aimed at candidates without degrees or professional experience, part of a DOD CIO skills-based hiring push.

The Cyber RAP program blends online learning, hands-on labs, and mentored on-the-job training, paying $22,584 annually toward roles like cyber defense analyst and incident responder.

Applications close July 17 for US citizens able to obtain a clearance, as the department struggles to match private-sector pay for established experts.

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