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Latest publicly-reported defense & dual-use technology tests and launches, from LabAlpha. LabAlpha — defense & dual-use technology test intelligence, in your side panel. LabAlpha tracks completed, publicly-reported defense and dual-use technology milestones — tests, demonstrations, first flights, live-fires, fieldings, and research breakthroughs — from U.S. and allied primes, non-traditional startups, universities and national labs, and adversary nations alike. Open it in Chrome's side panel and scroll a fast, media-first feed while you work. What you get: • A daily-refreshed feed of the newest test events worldwide, curated and human-reviewed. • TRL progression — every program shows its technology-readiness trajectory over time, so you see how a capability is maturing, not just a single headline. • Filter by focus — NatSec, Frontier (research & emerging tech), or adversary activity. • DIU & AFWERX portfolio tracking — stories are labeled by funding office, with a portfolio view of awardees' transition progress (prototype → production → program of record → fielded). • Desktop notifications when new tests publish. Built for the defense-innovation community — program offices, primes, startups, investors, and researchers tracking where technology is actually being proven. LabAlpha reads only publicly-reported information and presents technology-readiness as an independent assessment, not an official rating.
Jul 2, 2026
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