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Jul- 2025 -25 JulyAir
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.
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24 JulyAmericas
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.
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24 JulyAsia Pacific
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.
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23 JulyAir
Denmark Procures MQ-9B Drones to Enhance Maritime Surveillance
Denmark has signed an agreement to buy four MQ-9B SkyGuardian drones to beef up surveillance capability in the Baltic Sea.
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23 JulyAmericas
DIU Selects 10 Finalists for Low-Cost Counter-Drone Sensing Initiative
The Defense Innovation Unit has named 10 finalists in the Counter-small Unmanned Aircraft System Low-Cost Sensing challenge launched in May.
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23 JulyDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
Zepher’s Hydrogen Drone Quietly Sets New Altitude Record, Pushes Past Group II Limits
The hydrogen-powered Z1 drone from Zepher Flight Labs has reached a new altitude milestone: 12,000 feet with a full payload.
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23 JulyDrones - Latest News, Features & Expert Opinion
India Develops First ‘Dual Stealth Drone’ Wrapped in Nanotech Cloak
Two Hyderabad-based firms have teamed up to build India’s first “dual stealth drone,” combining autonomous flight with a new material that hides platforms from both radar and infrared sensors.
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22 JulyAir
France Tests Maiden Anti-Tank Loitering Munition
France has tested a remote-operated anti-armor loitering munition with a range exceeding 50 kilometers (31 miles).
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22 JulyAsia Pacific
China’s New Exosuit Puts Drone Operators on the Move
China’s Kestrel Defense is testing a new exoskeleton tailored for soldiers who operate drones and advanced battlefield systems.
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22 JulyAir
Ukraine’s Odd Systems Partners With Denmark’s Terma for Drone Defense
Ukrainian defense tech company Odd Systems has partnered with Denmark’s Terma Group to jointly develop a low-cost, AI-powered drone interceptor.
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