Drones – Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
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Sep- 2026 -7 September
US Army Gains Direct Procurement Route for Israeli Drone Comms Tech
The US Army has signed a Basic Ordering Agreement with Elsight, establishing a standardized framework for procuring its Halo connectivity technology for unmanned systems.
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7 September
Israeli Tech Gives Drones a Way to Confirm What They See at 1 Kilometer
Israeli firm Sodyo is tackling a key hurdle in autonomous identification: enabling drones not only to see objects, but also to determine exactly what they are on the battlefield.
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7 September
India Advances Homegrown Drone Swarm System for Coordinated Strikes
Indian startup Armanetics has developed ARMANET, a mission control platform designed to coordinate multiple quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicles as a single swarm.
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4 September
Russia Builds Crimea Base to Launch Naval Drones at Scale
Russia is constructing a specialized base on the western coast of occupied Crimea to store, launch, and service unmanned surface vessels.
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4 September
UK Opens $6.8M Hunt for Innovative Defenses Against Mass Drone Attacks
The UK has launched a $6.8-million competition seeking new defenses against mass drone attacks on deployed ground forces.
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4 September
AEVEX, Divergent Pair Up on New 3D-Printed Autonomous Drone
US firms AEVEX and Divergent Technologies are teaming up to develop a next-generation autonomous drone designed to move from concept to production faster.
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4 September
Japan’s New Attack Drone Comes in a Flashlight-Sized Package
Japan has offered a first look at a new combat drone roughly the size of a flashlight, giving troops a compact system designed to scout and strike ground targets at close range.
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3 September
California Firm Builds ‘Spike’ C-UAS to Hunt FPV Drones at 200 Km/H
As small first-person view drones increasingly dominate modern battlefields, US firm Mara is introducing a new integrated counter-unmanned aerial system designed to defeat them.
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2 September
US Navy Approves Rolls-Royce Engines for Drone Ships
The US Navy has certified Rolls-Royce’s mtu Series 4000 and 2000 marine engines for tactical unmanned surface vessel applications.
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2 September
US Navy Kicks Off Search for Carrier-Based Loyal Wingman Drones
The US Navy has issued a request for information for its Collaborative Combat Aircraft Increment 1 program, officially launching its search for carrier-capable unmanned aerial systems.
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