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Land
US Army Seeks Industry Help to Turn 50mm Cannon Into a Drone Killer
The US Army is calling on industry partners to transform a 50mm cannon into a counter-unmanned aircraft system capable of tracking and defeating Class 1, 2, and 3 drone threats.
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Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Taiwan’s Drone Defenses Can’t Handle Fiber-Optic, AI-Guided Drones: Audit
A recent audit report has found that Taiwan’s existing drone defenses are not equipped to counter fiber-optic and AI-guided systems, exposing a potential gap against more advanced Chinese unmanned platforms.
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Technology
From Strike Weapons to Air Defense: Boeing Pursues Flexible Radar Seeker
A new radar seeker under development at Boeing could give multiple weapons a flexible sensor architecture for detecting and tracking targets across different missions.
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Sea
Raytheon’s New UUV Challenges the Cost of Long-Range Undersea Missions
Raytheon is challenging the economics of long-range underwater operations with a new unmanned undersea vehicle built to go farther without driving up costs.
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Sea
US Navy Creates New Post to Oversee Robotic and Autonomous Systems Programs
The US Navy has established a new authority to oversee the development and acquisition of robotic and autonomous systems across the force.
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Technology
West Point Is Exploring an Algorithmic Answer to Drone Swarms
A US Army cadet believes drone swarms could be defeated not only with new weapons, but by making existing systems smarter with advanced algorithms.
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Technology
One Operator, Five FPV Drones: Ukraine Introduces New Control Station
A new Ukrainian control station could put five first-person view drones under the control of a single soldier.
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Drones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
F1 Car Maker Takes Speed Expertise to Drone War With New One-Way Effector
A British company known for building F1 cars is taking its high-speed expertise to the skies with a new one-way effector designed to strike targets deep behind enemy lines.
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Technology
Turkey Creates New Infrared Eyes for Nearly Everything in Its Military Arsenal
Aselsan has given Turkey a domestically produced infrared sensing capability, providing a key building block for military systems that rely on thermal vision, target detection, and precision tracking.
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Asia Pacific
South Korean Army Grapples With Back-to-Back Friendly Drone Blunders
The Republic of Korea Army was involved in two recent incidents in which friendly drones were mistaken for potential threats, with both cases reportedly coming close to an engagement.
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