General Development Policies Development Practices All developers with access to any development repository must commit their code back to the development repository at regular intervals. Accounts will be suspended, and applications will no longer be signed if source code is not committed within a 30-day rolling window. When committing code, the developer must include a README file containing the detail included in the hello building sample plugin. The originating

The Clarksburg, Maryland-based tech company is providing its WarLoc devices to Army teams to provide better localization and positioning data.

Despite extreme conditions, defense companies are investing in technology for the Arctic. Why the icy region is so strategically important. - The Arctic is increasingly becoming the focus of global security policy - US President Donald Trump, for example, caused a stir with his move to buy Greenland - How the German arms company Rheinmetall wants to get involved in

Virtual event to train developers in the APIs for writing plugins for each of the TAK products, including ATAK, TAK Server, TAKX, VTAK, WebTAK, and WinTAK

Explore the Latest in TAK 5.5: A Live Discussion on New Features

Explore the Latest in TAK 5.6: A Live Discussion on New Features

Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) and the TAK Product Center (TPC) are proudly co-sponsoring the event with a primary focus on Public Safety.

The U.S. Army wants a small drone for its infantry squads. How small? This drone will weigh under 25 grams – or less than a slice of bread. It must carry a payload under 5 grams – or less than a teaspoon of sugar.

Explore the Latest in TAK 5.4: A Live Discussion on New Features

Thales Defense & Security is offering its SquadNet small form factor handheld radio to support the US Army's emerging requirement for communications solutions in the Secure but Unclassified (SBU) environment, a company official told Janes.