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The second phase of GE9X CMC (ceramic matrix composite) component testing in a GEnx demonstrator engine is complete, with the CMCs continuing to be the clear cool winner. The
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Shield AI secures a $150 million U.S. Navy contract to advance its X-BAT autonomous fighter jet. The award supports designing security and export capabilities into the aircraft, and Shield AI matches it with $150 million of its own capital; cumulative commitments to the program reach $400 million. The vertical-takeoff jet is slated for production in Des Moines, Wash., beginning in 2028, with initial flight tests scheduled for late 2026.
Oct 2026 · GeekWireNews article
Shield AI is developing the X-BAT, an autonomous fighter jet designed to take off vertically from a mobile trailer rather than depend on runways or aircraft carriers. It uses the company’s Hivemind autonomy system for strike missions in GPS- and satellite-denied environments and is powered by a GE Aerospace F110 engine; the aircraft has not yet flown. The article lists a roughly 1,000-nautical-mile combat radius and plans for production to begin in Des Moines in mid-2027.
Sep 2026 · GeekWireNews article
Philadelphia-based robotics company Asylon raises a $26 million Series B led by Insight Partners, with participation from Veteran Ventures Capital, Allegion Ventures, and the GO PA Fund. It provides robotic security as a service, combining drones, modified Boston Dynamics Spot robot dogs, and its Guardian command-and-control software for facility patrols and hazard detection. Founded in 2015, Asylon has raised about $45 million in total, employs 65 people, and has systems deployed in 15 states.
Jul 2025 · TechCrunchNews article