The South Korean defence company will provide custom-made AS9 howitzers to the Australian Army. Norbert Neumann talks to Hanwha Defense about the details of the contract.

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Several industries are eagerly awaiting regulatory approval to gain competitive advantage in robotics.

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Military trucks are designed to carry personnel, equipment and supplies to support operations. But operating in challenging and dangerous environments requires integrating advanced capabilities and technologies into vehicles. We talk to Rheinmetall about its recent truck contracts and bids.

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Every segment of the robotics market is expected to grow over the next decade.

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Enterprises are an increasingly important area of focus for AR companies.

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AR-enabling devices come in various forms, including smartphones, eyewear such as AR smart glasses and AR headsets.

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AR is evolving into a utility with specific consumer and enterprise applications.

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Robotics is a fast-growing industry, which is forecasted to be worth $568bn by 2030.

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The number of emerging use cases of AR is growing and the technology is beginning to move into the mainstream.

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Defence researchers have been experimenting with quantum technologies for decades, with some results and capabilities proving more promising than others. The question is not whether quantum will proliferate the defence world, but when and to what extent. Norbert Neumann investigates what quantum computing and sensing mean for militaries.

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