Drone Industry News

US AI-Enabled Drone Attacked Its Operator in Simulated Test: Report

A US drone controlled by artificial intelligence suddenly attacked its operator for allegedly “interfering” with its pre-programmed mission.

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UK, US, Australia Jointly Test AI-Enabled Drone Swarm

The UK has conducted its first military trial of an artificial intelligence-enabled drone swarm in collaboration with the US and Australia.

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Chinese Drones Have ‘Hidden Tech’ to Prevent Use Against Own Territory: Source

China has reportedly integrated “hidden technology” into its military drones to prevent enemies from using them to attack Beijing’s territories.

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China Unveils Naval Variant of WZ-7 Reconnaissance Drone

China has unveiled a naval variant of its Guizhou WZ-7 drone, exhibiting some similarities with the US Navy’s MQ-4C Triton.

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AeroVironment Introduces Upgraded Switchblade 300 Block 20 Drone

AeroVironment has unveiled a new version of its Switchblade suicide drone featuring significant performance and capability improvements.

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Turkey’s Supersonic ‘Kizilelma’ Combat Drone Completes Maiden Flight

Turkish firm Baykar has announced the successful maiden flight of its unmanned supersonic fighter, “Kizilelma.”

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Indian Army Seeking Faster Drone Tech Development

The Indian Army is seeking to accelerate the development of drone technologies to assist soldiers patrolling the country’s borders.

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Turkey Delivers Six Bayraktar Drones to Niger

Turkey delivered six Bayraktar TB2 drones to Niger earlier this month as part of an arms deal Ankara signed with Niamey in November.

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UAE Unveils Hunter 2-S Swarming Drone in Abu Dhabi

Halcon, a subsidiary of UAE-owned military contractor EDGE, has unveiled a tube-launched swarming drone system called the Hunter 2-S at an exhibition in Abu Dhabi.

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Russia Developing Drones Chargeable From Power Lines

Russian military scientists are working on a drone design that is chargeable from power lines.

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