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The CET Brief: Combat-Proven Defense IntelligenceBridging the gap between the Israeli front line and the U.S. Defense Industrial Base (DIB).Every episode of The CET Brief features a technical intake with founders of the world’s most resilient defense technologies. We bypass the marketing noise to focus on the "Signal": high-TRL capabilities, battle-tested performance in contested environments, and U.S. sovereign readiness.Hosted by the CET Sandbox, this series provides U.S. DIB with direct access to the operational pedigree and technical moats
David Yahid hosts The CET Brief, a news show with 13 episodes published.
True drone swarm autonomy doesn't come from software alone — it requires hardware that lets drones communicate directly with each other without relying on a central controller or vulnerable communication links. SpherePoi
Autonomous drones, manned aircraft, sensors, and effectors are flooding the battlespace — but without a coordination layer, more platforms just means more chaos. Airwayz is building the operating system that synchronizes
Traditional threat detection systems depend on centralized infrastructure, GPS, and constant connectivity exactly the things that fail first in contested environments. Noxtar built a portable, AI-powered detection node t
After October 7, the Israeli defense establishment's timeline for unmanned ground vehicles compressed from years to weeks. Ottopia pivoted from civilian autonomous driving to military applications and was retrofitting la
Radar is expensive, optics need line of sight, and RF detection fails when drones switch to fiber optic control. Insignito is solving the drone detection problem with sound. In this episode, Itay Nourian, CEO of Insignit
Operating a single drone is a solved problem. Operating hundreds simultaneously across continents — with compliance, safety, and zero specialized pilots — is a fundamentally different challenge. In this episode, Shai Lev
In GPS-denied environments with no comms and no pre-loaded maps, soldiers and drones still need to know exactly where they are and what surrounds them. ReSight built a system that generates real-time 3D maps using nothin
Building an autonomous vehicle from scratch takes years and hundreds of millions of dollars. Bluewhite skips that entirely — retrofitting existing vehicles with a kit-based autonomy system that can be installed in under
When infrastructure is destroyed, jammed, or never existed in the first place, military forces still need to communicate. Commcrete is solving that problem with ultra-lightweight satcom devices that deliver voice, data,
Facial recognition fails in the dark, at distance, and when targets are masked. Motion Analytics is building a different approach — identifying individuals by the way they move. In this episode, Adi Natan, founder and CE
Friendly fire remains one of the most persistent and devastating failures on the modern battlefield — and it's getting worse as drones, urban warfare, and multi-domain operations add layers of complexity to the identific
Most military drones still rely on a human operator for every critical decision. Wonder Robotics is building the technology to change that. In this episode, Or Epstein, co-founder of Wonder Robotics, walks us through how
GPS signals are inherently weak — and adversaries know it. From contested battlefields in the Middle East and Ukraine to civilian airspace over Europe, jamming and spoofing have become standard tools of disruption. In th
ASIO has quietly become one of Israel's most operationally proven defense startups — with over 10,000 combat flight hours on its optical navigation systems and products deployed across multiple armed forces. In this conv
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