Development Of New Military Technologies In The EU Presented by: Prof. Aszwoj and Dr. Pawlikowski Date: 7 March 2024 Topics - Introduction - Developing Emerging Military Technologies In The EU - The New Emerging Military Technologies In The United States, China And Russia - Potential Implications Of Emerging Technologies For Warfighting - Defense Innovation: A Journey To The Future - Conclusions And Recommendations European Union Involvement In Various Initiatives To Develop Emerging Military Technologies - Key Aspects: • European Defense Fund (EDF) • PESCO (Permanent Structured Cooperation) • Horizon Europe • Strategic Compass • Cybersecurity And Artificial Intelligence • Collaboration With Industry Developing Emerging Military Technologies In The EU - Modern Military Technologies: • Artificial Intelligence • Cybersecurity • Autonomy And Autonomation • Analysis, Processing And Management Of Large Data Sets - Big Data • Quantum Technologies • Space Technologies • Hypersonic Missile Systems • Biotechnologies And Technologies To Enhance The Capabilities Of The Human Body • Material And Manufacturing Technologies • Drive Systems Technologies • Power Sources And Energy Storage Technologies • Sensors • New Destruction Systems • Information And Telecommunications Technologies • Simulation Systems • Medical Protection Of The Battlefield And Countermeasures The New Emerging Military Technologies In The United States, China And Russia - The development and implementation of new and breakthrough technologies (EDT) – threats: • NATO • European Union • United States • China • Russia Potential Implications Of Emerging Technologies For Warfighting - The rapid and relentless advancement of technology - The integration of ai into defense - Autonomous systems, encompassing unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVS), ground vehicles, and naval drones - Cyber capabilities - Biotechnology - Quantum technologies Conclusions And Recommendations - Technological leapfrogging and competitiveness - Collaboration challenges and opportunities - Ethical and legal implications - Strategic autonomy and global partnerships - Resilience and adaptability in the face of uncertainty - Public engagement and transparency