Welcome back to ADM's rolling coverage of Land Forces 2026. This story will be updated throughout the day as our team of journalists unpack the latest news and developments coming out of the show.

The development of Northrop Grumman’s next generation gyroscopes has been supported by the Hollow Core Optical Fibre Fabrication project.

Thales Australia has been named as one of five prospective anchor tenants for the Western Defence Forge, using its experience in enduring advanced manufacturing, guided weapons and explosive ordnance to work with the WA Government.

Hanwha Defence Australia (HDA) and Milrem Robotics are expanding their cooperation in uncrewed ground systems.

Defence has contracted L3Harris Technologies to deliver an advanced command and control suite for Army Bushmaster vehicles | Max Blenkin

Rheinmetall has partnered with Australian company Praetorian Aeronautics to deliver a containerised counter-UAS system.

AXT has announced the signing of a Heads of Agreement with Stärke-AMG’s Additive Division.

Arsenal-2, a new software-defined shipyard backed by a $3.7 billion private capital investment by Anduril Industries, will manufacture critical components for the Virginia-class submarine.

SYPAQ Systems has launched the Corvo Vipera, a compact, tube-launched Small Uncrewed Aerial System.

Rosebank Engineering is joining the Black Hawk sustainment network under a proposed new open agreement.

Back in mid-2024, the government pulled the plug on Schiebel S-100 Camcopter, even though the capability operated from warships with zero issues. Two years on, Schiebel is hoping the divorce isn’t final.

Nioa has partnered with North American advanced manufacturing specialist Macrodyne Technologies to explore munitions manufacturing opportunities in Australia.

Codan has unveiled its proposed solution for the Land 4140 Work Package 16 Tactical Edge Radio program, built around a radio already in service with the Australian Army.

Defence company Thales has unveiled a new large uncrewed vehicle able to transport 10 tonnes of cargo and deliver power to operate remote installations such as a hospital or a radar system | Max Blenkin

Welcome back to ADM's rolling coverage of Land Forces 2026. This story will be updated throughout the day as our team of journalists unpack the latest news and developments coming out of the show.

Shield AI and Innovaero Technologieshave announced a  collaboration to give the Australian Defence Force greater strike capability.