Defense
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Releasing the Kraken
Kraken Robotics “over-night” success underpinned by years of next-generation sonar and marine tech development.Read more → -
Federal government to buy two more Arctic ships from Irving Shipbuilding
Additional patrol ships intended to shore up Coast Guard’s rapidly aging fleet.Read more → -
IIoT on the Battlefield
UCLA Engineering develops 'internet of things' suitable for combat scenarios.Read more → -
U.S. Army 3D printing ultra-strong steel parts from powder
Researchers foresee additive manufacturing as transformative for battlefield logistics.Read more → -
Davie, rivals square off over future of shipbuilding plan
Canadian shipbuilder says its deserves shot at high value government contracts.Read more → -
Siemens Canada Joins Canadian Institute for Cybersecurity
Siemens Canada is joining CIC as a corporate member to partner on research projects and the training of cybersecurity talent.Read more → -
Ottawa awards design contract for $60 billion warship fleet to Lockheed Martin
Lockheed's design had been selected last October, beating out submissions from Alion Science and Spanish firm Navantia.Read more → -
U.S. firm Lockheed Martin gets first crack to design $60B Canadian warships
The government has reserved the right to walk away from the talks and negotiate with the second-place bidder.Read more → -
[Update] 3D printed gun advocate arrested, released on bond
Cody Wilson, owner of Defence Distributed and arrested Friday in Taiwan, has been released on bond following extradition to the U.S.Read more → -
Judge blocks the release of blueprints for 3D printed guns, shuts down website
Eight Democratic attorneys general filed a lawsuit Monday seeking to block the settlement. They also sought the restraining order, arguing the 3D guns would be a safety risk.Read more →
