drones

Israel’s XTEND to Supply US With Attack Drone Kits

The US Department of Defense has contracted Israeli company XTEND to develop and supply Affordable Close Quarter Modular Effects Drone Kits.

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US Army Plans One Million Drones With SkyFoundry Program

The US Army aims to field one million drones in the next two to three years through public-private partnerships and in-house manufacturing. 

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‘Drone Challenge’: UAE Launches AI Competition for Citizens

The next leaders of the UAE’s AI-powered drones may not come from the military, but from the country’s top programmers.

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Neros to Supply Tactical Drones for US Army Platoons

The US Army has designated Neros Technologies as one of three main suppliers for a program which provides platoon-level units with drones.

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Sweden Launches Drone Testing Program With Russian-Style Systems

Sweden is setting up an unmanned systems test facility to trial tactical platforms and train personnel using copies of Russian drones.

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‘Lidar for Cars’ Inventor Unveils Tech to Track Mach 1 Drones

The mind behind lidar tech for vehicles set his sights on the defense sector with a new detection system that tracks high-speed objects.

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Russian Drone Attacks Kill One in Eastern Ukraine

Russian drone attacks killed one person in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk on Monday and wounded three in the Kharkiv region, officials said.

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Bulgaria to Equip Units With Drone Simulators, Expand Unmanned Systems

Bulgarian military units will be equipped with drone control simulators, as part of a broader effort to expand the use of unmanned systems.

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UK to Send Military Support to Belgium After Suspected Russian Drone Incursions

The UK is sending military support to Belgium with personnel and equipment following a series of suspected Russian drone incursions.

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Ukraine to Boost Ground Drone Fleet With 30,000 Units in 2026: Report

Ukraine’s armed forces are preparing to expand the use of unmanned ground vehicles, with an estimated 30,000 systems needed next year to meet operational demands.

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