US companies implement diverse strategies to enhance supply chain
The conflicts in Ukraine and Israel have been driving the US defence industry toward increasing production of platforms and systems.
Anduril Industries introduced the 'Pulsar' EW system SOF Week. (Photo: Anduril Industries)
Anduril Industries unveiled a new family of electronic warfare (EW) solutions on the first day of the SOF Week convention in Tampa, Florida.
Announced on 6 May, ‘Pulsar’ is being pitched as a ‘family of modular, multi-mission-capable EW systems’, which employ machine learning and artificial intelligence to ‘rapidly identify and defeat current and future threats across the electromagnetic spectrum, including small and medium-sized drones’, a company statement read.
Designed to be operated at the tactical edge, Pulsar is available in two configurations. These include the Pulsar-V for tactical ground vehicles and Pulsar-A for aircraft, both of which can support distributed
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The conflicts in Ukraine and Israel have been driving the US defence industry toward increasing production of platforms and systems.
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