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Japan opens multi-agent UAV system technology tender - Australian Defence Magazine (opens the original)
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Multi-agent UAV systems involve groups of semi-autonomous, AI-driven drones that share data and communicate with each other to accomplish shared objectives, in contrast to groups of drones that are collectively controlled via a single remote device. While the specification document for the tender has not been publicly released, basic information on the project is contained in preparatory documents for the Ministry of Defense’s 2025 Policy Evaluation Report. According to several documents, includ
Japan lodges 2027 draft budget request - Australian Defence Magazine (opens the original)
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While a new high, the number was lower than many expected. The headline number represents below-inflation increase over the previous year, coming in at only a quarter of the 3.9 per cent year-on-year (YoY) rate of increase achieved in 2025. Moreover, the largest category in terms of costs was not for the slated procurement of new capabilities, but rather inherited funding obligations for prior acquisitions. However, this year’s budget saw provisional requests for as-yet un-costed tenders, record
Terra Drone wins Japanese drone contract - Australian Defence Magazine (opens the original)
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The signing, which occurred a mere two months from the original deadline for bid submissions, marks the first tender awarded under the Acquisition, Technology & Logistics Agency’s (ATLA) ‘fast-track’ rapid acquisition initiative. The winning model, Terra B1, was the only system to pass a series of demonstration tests among a short-listed pool which featured Beyond Vision’s BVQ40, Quantum Systems’ QS Interceptor, and Dzyne Technologies’ IonStrike, according to the press release. While there is li
ADM Eyes on Asia: Japan’s NEC researches underwater acoustic AI - Australian Defence Magazine (opens the original)
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The project, under the supervision of ATLA’s Defense Innovation Science and Technology Institute, aims to train AI on big data to develop a general-purpose generative foundation model for underwater acoustics that could improve our understanding of oceans. A foundation model is a large AI model trained on vast amounts of data that can be used or adapted to a wide range of tasks. By contrast, the vast majority of current underwater acoustic AI models are designed for specific tasks. NEC has also
Japan’s 2026 defence white paper - Australian Defence Magazine (opens the original)
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It comes as Tokyo places growing emphasis on the role of defence production in the nation’s security, with Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi stating in a forward to the paper that the nation’s defence industrial and technological bases are an integral part of defence capability itself. In line with this assessment, the Japanese language full report for the first time dedicated an entire 43-page section to addressing reforms to Japan’s defence industrial and technology base – a theme that had pre
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