drones

Philippine Military Trains With AI-Powered Drone Tech to Find Explosive Hazards

Artificial intelligence is helping the Philippine military spot explosive hazards faster, keeping deminers out of harm’s way.

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Safe Pro Partners With Drone Makers to Boost AI Threat Analysis

Safe Pro Group has partnered with drone manufacturers to integrate its AI-powered imagery analysis tech into their unmanned systems.

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Russian Drone Barrage Cuts Power for Thousands in Ukraine

Russian forces launched more than 500 drones and missiles at Ukraine in a large-scale attack that mainly targeted the west of the country.

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Mobix Labs to Provide Circular Connectors for Next-Gen Military Drones

Mobix Labs is currently shipping its advanced Filtered Mil-Spec Circular Connectors for integration into next-generation military drones.

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US Army Expands Short-Range Reconnaissance Drone Fleet

The US Army has begun production of the second batch of its Short-Range Reconnaissance unmanned aircraft systems.

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Kraken, NVL Joint Venture Targets Rising Demand for Drone Ships

British defense contractor Kraken Technology and German shipbuilder NVL Group have formed a joint venture to accelerate the development and production of unmanned surface vessels.

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Australia Selects Leidos to Lead $840 Million Counter-Drone Project

The Australian government has selected Leidos Australia as the systems integration partner for its Project Land 156 counter-drone program.

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Ukraine Uncovers Russian Drone That Connects to LTE Networks for Strikes, Surveillance

The Defence Intelligence of Ukraine has released details of a Russian drone modified to hook into mobile networks, turning cell towers into control relays.

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‘Diverted Ukrainian Drone’ Explodes Over Estonia: Authorities

A combat drone, presumed to be Ukrainian, went off course and exploded over Estonia without causing any casualties.

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African Militaries Eye Lighter, Cheaper Drones

African militaries are increasingly seeking small, low-cost drones for reconnaissance and attack missions, signaling a shift toward disposable aerial warfare.

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