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Poland’s military selects SATIM for automated SAR analysis as SkyFi adds SatVu thermal imagery

Poland’s Ministry of National Defence has contracted SATIM to provide software that automates analysis of satellite radar imagery, supporting intelligence collection through the MikroSAR program. Separately, Earth-intelligence platform SkyFi has integrated British company SatVu’s high-resolution thermal imagery, expanding the commercial data available through its platform.

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Poland’s military selects SATIM for automated SAR analysis as SkyFi adds SatVu thermal imagery

Poland’s Ministry of National Defence has contracted SATIM to provide software that automates analysis of satellite radar imagery, supporting intelligence collection through the MikroSAR program. Separately, Earth-intelligence platform SkyFi has integrated British company SatVu’s high-resolution thermal imagery, expanding the commercial data available through its platform.

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York Space Systems to acquire Australian robot maker Outlook Industries, expanding into unmanned ground systems

York Space Systems plans to buy Outlook Industries, an Australian military robotics company, and establish York Terrestrial Systems. The move would take the satellite manufacturer beyond space systems and into unmanned ground platforms, linking them with York’s existing space and communications capabilities.

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Merlin wins $500,000 AFRICOM contract to demonstrate autonomous Cessna Caravan casualty evacuation in Morocco

Merlin will use a Cessna 208B Grand Caravan to demonstrate autonomous casualty evacuation for U.S. Africa Command in Morocco, with a trial planned for December. The $500,000 contract tests whether an uncrewed aircraft can support medical rescue missions in locations where reaching casualties is difficult.

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APEX FTE EXPO in Singapore to spotlight digital innovation and AI in inflight entertainment

In-flight technology suppliers, including RAVE Aerospace, are set to showcase next-generation inflight entertainment and connectivity solutions at next week’s APEX FTE EXPO in Singapore. The event’s focus on digital innovation and AI puts emerging cabin technologies and passenger-facing systems in the spotlight.

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Singapore Airlines sees progress in Air India’s multi-year turnaround, despite persistent financial challenges

Singapore Airlines says Air India has made tangible gains in customer experience and operational performance as it pursues a multi-year transformation. The endorsement comes as the Indian carrier cancels eight international routes, including three to Europe, and shifts some services to low-cost subsidiary Air India Express; Singapore Airlines also cited higher jet-fuel costs as a pressure on group earnings.

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