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#1 NATO Expansion and Defending Ukraine (Image source: World Economic Forum 2023) 11 months on from the start of the Ukraine war, there is no sign of Russia rescinding its claims on Ukrainian territor ... -
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As an emerging technology with a variety of applications, robotics has huge potential to change the nature of frontline conflict whether on land or sea. The primary uses of robots in defence are: expl ... -
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Defence Engage has highlighted five of the biggest trends for 2023, and examines which other high-growth areas will impact Defence this year. -
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2022 has seen a host of innovations in Defence. Innovation is helping countries maintain or develop a strategic-edge, with wearables and drone technologies taking much of the lime-light. -
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South Korea’s jet purchases and Poland’s tank procurement have been indicative of increased local threats from North Korea and Russia. Other countries such as the US and Indonesia have been replacing ... -
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The ascendency of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is sparking strategies, adoption, and creation of regulation which are propelling its use in defence. The UK MOD’s Defence Artificial Intelligence Strate ... -
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Innovation boosts inflation-battered budgets Traditional methods of training have evolved significantly in recent decades, with the digitalisation of the battlefield looming large and increasing techn ... -
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The recently released Sustainable Support Strategy by UK MOD Strategic Command is designed to bring about a greener Defence sector. Industry is responding as increasing need and expectation is driving ... -
With the global 3D technology market widely expected to boom in coming years, Defence Engage looks at how this trend will characterise the defence market of tomorrow. From 3D printers, to sensors and ... -
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With a myriad of advanced innovative programmes being demanded for state acquisition throughout the tri-service markets of the world, there are significant opportunities for SMEs to synergise the deve ...
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