Baykar’s K2 Kamikaze UAV successfully completed AI-enabled autonomous swarm flight and air patrol tests conducted with five platforms operating in coordinated formation.

Ukraine’s Air Assault Forces are testing AI-assisted exoskeletons in combat and logistics roles. The systems are reported to reduce soldiers’ physical load by around 30 percent.

Haluk Görgün stated at the STRATCOM Summit that the Turkish defense industry is a structure that strengthens peace and shapes the future through artificial intelligence and production capacity.

The US Navy has signed a $71 million robotics and artificial intelligence deal with Gecko Robotics to accelerate maintenance for ships and air platforms.

Baykar’s domestically developed K2 Kamikaze UAV completed AI-supported swarm flight tests successfully, standing out with long range, high payload capacity and resilience against electronic warfare conditions.

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a supporting tool on the modern battlefield; it is now playing a decisive role in target detection, data analysis, and command processes. Experts say the real advantage in the new era will belong not to the side with more platforms, but to the one that can process battlefield data faster and more accurately.

ASELSAN underlined that electro-optical systems play a decisive role in modern warfare through passive detection, targeting, situational awareness, and AI-supported decision-making processes.

Technologies developed in Türkiye’s defense industry will be integrated into social services through the AI-powered CANGÖZ Project. The system aims to enhance security and service quality in care centers.