Infrared light shows a tank as clearly at night as regular light does during the day. But now there seems to be a way to block that light, although it’s not an easy way.

This is the PL-01 concept tank, a three-crew 35-ton tank that can turn itself invisible to infrared missiles thanks to a mesh of thermal tiles that change their temperature to match the environment.

Hyundai Rotem’s design philosophy for the K3 reflects a shift in the operational doctrine of mechanized warfare. Future tanks are being developed w ...

Additionally, a multilayered defense system, including an active protection system (APS), directional infrared countermeasures (DIRCM) to disrupt heat-seeking missiles, and drone jamming devices, has ...

The tank features a hybrid engine, stealth armor, an unmanned turret, and AI-powered targeting, designed to surpass the already advanced K2 Black Panther by 2040.

A recent Russian patent reveals advanced upgrades for aging tanks, enhancing their capabilities for urban combat and ...