The conflict in Ukraine has been a significant catalyst, demonstrating that low-cost, autonomous systems can effectively engage traditional military assets like tanks and battleships.

We're learning from the conflict in Ukraine to develop automated systems that can respond to drone threats effectively.

Drones have reshaped the nature of warfare in the past decade, enabling more distributed, decentralized, and lethal force structures, as seen in the Ukraine conflict.

The principles of warfare remain applicable, but they must be adapted to new technologies as warfare evolves.

The landscape of defense technology has changed dramatically post-Ukraine, with a surge of interest and investment in venture-backed defense companies, which were previously rare in Silicon Valley.

The military must adapt to the new generation of service members who are accustomed to advanced technology, or risk falling behind in operational effectiveness.

At Cape, we prioritize understanding what technology the Ukrainians need and how to prepare Taiwan for potential threats.

The Ukraine-Russia war demonstrates the use of drones in combat, which reduces human casualties but raises ethical concerns about targeting and the potential for misuse.

Technological advancements have historically played a crucial role in warfare, influencing the outcomes of battles and the rise and fall of empires.