Japan is betting heavily on dual-use technology, but finding promising technologies is the easy part. The harder challenge is turning them into defense capabilities that can be deployed at scale and speed.
Reflecting that priority, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s Cabinet in March approved the , a five-year directive that calls for closer coordination between science, technology and national security.
That makes “implementation” critical: starting with defense requirements, moving through demonstration and procurement and ultimately putting new technologies into operational use. 91AV原创 success will depend not simply on identifying or adapting commercial technologies, but on getting them into the field.
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