TriEye Unveils the Future of Tactical Vision at AUSA Washington

TriEye has unveiled its CMOS-based Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) sensor technology at AUSA Washington, marking a new era for military vehicle vision. Working with AM General, this breakthrough could transform the visibility and performance of tactical operations.

TriEye Unveils the Future of Tactical Vision at AUSA Washington

Air Force seeks vendor pool to develop advanced engines

The U.S. Air Force is gearing up to dramatically expand its capabilities in aircraft propulsion. Through an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract structure, service officials aim to develop and field innovative engines that can power next-generation airframes faster, farther, and more efficiently.

DIU leader exits, leaving behind a blueprint for faster tech

Doug Beck, a leader at DIU, submitted his resignation on Friday, simultaneously leaving behind what has been termed a blueprint for faster tech. This move, as reported by Defense One, raises questions about how DIU will shape its innovation strategies going forward.

DIU leader exits, leaving behind a blueprint for faster tech