2035 predictions in defense technologies indicate that the future security environment will become far more digital, autonomous, connected, and data-driven. In the coming years, armed forces will gain strength not only through conventional weapon systems but also through AI-supported decision mechanisms, autonomous platforms, cyber defense infrastructures, space-based surveillance systems, and intelligent sensor networks. Speed, accurate data analysis, and multi-domain operational capability will become decisive on the battlefield, while human-machine collaboration will remain at the center of defense strategies.

Among the key defense technologies expected to stand out by 2035 are unmanned aerial vehicles, ground robots, autonomous naval platforms, hypersonic systems, electronic warfare solutions, and quantum-supported communication technologies. Artificial intelligence will play an active role not only in data analysis but also in threat prediction, mission planning, logistics management, and maintenance processes. Cybersecurity will become one of the core layers of modern defense, as digitalized command-control networks, critical infrastructures, and military data systems will require stronger protection. In the future, a country’s defense power will not be measured only by the number of platforms it owns, but by how effectively those platforms are used within a unified digital network. Therefore, success in defense technologies on the road to 2035 will be directly linked to domestic production, sustainable R&D, skilled human resources, and smart system integration.