drones

AeroVironment Signs Taiwan Deal on Switchblade Integration, Drone Production

AeroVironment and Thunder Tiger have signed a memorandum of understanding to explore on unmanned systems in Taiwan.

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Sikorsky Packs a Four-Drone VTOL Operation Into One Box

A Lockheed Martin company is introducing a unique “drone-in-a-box” system designed to deploy VTOL aircraft quickly in remote areas with limited infrastructure.

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Red Cat Brings a New Contender to the Race for Long-Endurance ISR: ‘TRICHON’

US-based drone developer Red Cat has unveiled a new vertical takeoff and landing system designed to deliver advanced intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance capabilities while keeping operational costs down.

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France Boosts Kamikaze Drone Fleet With New MX-10 Order From KNDS

France has placed an order for additional MX-10 Damocles loitering munitions, exercising a contract option with KNDS France.

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Rocket One Licenses US Air Force Tech to Capture Rogue Drones

Rocket One has secured a 12-month evaluation license with the US Air Force to test a solution to physically capture and neutralize hostile unmanned aerial systems.

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Japan Seeks Interceptor Drones From Ukrainian Developer SkyFall

Japan is moving to acquire interceptor drones from Ukrainian developer SkyFall, with Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi saying delivery is being arranged as soon as possible.

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US Coast Guard Buys 4 MQ-9B Drones in $247.8M Maritime Security Push

The US Coast Guard has ordered four MQ-9B unmanned aircraft systems from General Atomics in a $247.8-million deal to expand its long-range maritime surveillance capabilities.

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Ontario Tech University Qualifies as Drone Supplier for Canadian Military

Ontario Tech University has qualified as a supplier of drone systems for the Canadian military, becoming the only college in the province to be part of the country’s Defence Drone Initiative Marketplace.

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Germany Announces ‘Tens of Thousands’ of Interceptor Drones for Ukraine

Germany is financing tens of thousands of interceptor drones for Ukraine as part of its military aid package, with the systems intended to counter Russian attacks expected this winter.

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Drone Warfare Could Leave Ukraine With Vietnam-Scale Explosive Hazards 

Drone warfare could leave Ukraine facing explosive contamination on a scale not seen since US cluster bombing during the war in Vietnam.

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