drones

Auterion, SkyFall to Provide Ukraine With 50,000 Strike Drones

Virginia-based autonomy developer Auterion and Kyiv drone manufacturer SkyFall have collaborated to supply 50,000 tactical unmanned aerial systems to the Ukrainian Armed Forces under a German-funded contract.

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UK Selects Three Companies to Develop Low-Cost Drone Interceptors

The UK Ministry of Defence awards three companies $4.22 million in contracts to develop low-cost drone interceptors.

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Germany’s Helsing to Build HX-2 Strike Drones in West Virginia

German defense technology firm Helsing will invest $50 million to open a manufacturing facility for its HX-2 strike drone in West Virginia.

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Germany Buys Advanced Puma Tactical Drones From AeroVironment

AeroVironment has won a $30.9 million contract to provide Germany with next-generation Puma unmanned aerial systems under the LARUS airborne reconnaissance program.

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US Marines Form Robotics Unit to Lead Drone Warfare Training

The US Marine Corps has established the Marine Corps Robotics Integration Group to supervise training and standardization of small unmanned aerial systems and counter-drone solutions across the force.

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Factorial, Tulip Launch Partnership to Advance Solid-State Drone Batteries

Factorial Energy and Tulip Tech partnered to commercialize solid-state and lithium-metal batteries for unmanned aerial vehicles.

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Honeywell, Enigma Partner on Mission Systems for Phoenix Drone

Honeywell Aerospace has teamed up with Enigma Aerospace to explore integrating advanced mission systems into the Phoenix Series unmanned aircraft system for US and allied defense operators.

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Italy Assigns MQ-31A Designation to AeroVironment’s JUMP 20 Drone

Italy's Ministry of Defence has assigned the MQ-31A military designation to AeroVironment's JUMP 20 unmanned aircraft system.

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Australia Awards $4.3M for AUKUS Undersea Autonomy Technologies

Australia committed $4 million to develop advanced communications technologies for autonomous undersea vehicles under the AUKUS partnership.

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This Estonian Software Uses an Enemy Drone’s Own Video to Hunt It Down

A new software platform from Estonia is turning enemy drones against themselves by using their own intercepted video feeds to reveal their location.

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