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29 July

AirMatrix and Robin Collaborate on ‘All-in-One’ Anti-Drone System

Troops will soon be able to detect, track, and neutralize hostile drones through one automated workflow, thanks to a joint venture between Canada’s AirMatrix and the Netherlands’ Robin Radar Systems.

28 July

Technology

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

California Firm Claims Its Cloud Tech Can Make GPS 100x More Accurate

Swift Navigation unveiled Skylark, a cloud-powered positioning tech designed to correct GPS errors and deliver centimeter-level accuracy.

25 July

Air

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

South Korea Introduces Mortar-Carrying AI Drone

South Korea’s Nearthlab has launched a next-gen attack drone that carries mortar shells and coordinates strikes in AI-driven swarms.

25 July

Europe

Giulia Bernacchi

Lithuania Ramps Up Drone Deployment, Strengthens Air Defense

Lithuania is beginning a systematic integration of unmanned aerial systems and enhancement of air defense capabilities across its armed forces.

25 July

Air

Ethan M. Encarnacion

Heavy-Lift Cargo Drone From Canada Targets ‘Complex’ Military Supply Routes

Canadian aerospace firm Volatus has launched a new heavy-lift drone program, introducing the gasoline-powered Condor XL for long-range cargo missions.

24 July

Americas

Akhsan Erido Elezhar

Bat-Inspired Sensor Could Help Drones Navigate Without Cameras

A new echolocation system developed by researchers at the University of Michigan could help drones and robots “see” in darkness without cameras, laser-based sensors, or GPS.

24 July

Asia Pacific

Christine Casimiro

Taiwan Eyes Buying Nearly 50,000 Domestic Drones Within Two Years

Taiwan has announced plans to procure 48,750 domestically produced drones by 2027 to boost asymmetric defense capabilities, the Liberty Times reported.

23 July

Air