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Volatus Aerospace Acquires Advanced Drone Technologies From UK Firm Caliburn

Canada's Volatus Aerospace has acquired a suite of advanced remotely piloted aircraft system technologies from UK-based company Caliburn.

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NATO Launches Largest Digital Warfare Exercise in Latvia

NATO has begun its largest digital warfare exercise in Latvia to test how AI and unmanned systems cooperate in complex operations. 

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Red Cat’s ‘Black Widow’ Drone Masters GPS-Denied Skies With Palantir Software

Red Cat’s “Black Widow” drone flew through a signal-denied environment, marking the first instance a US Army-certified drone using visual navigation.

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ParaZero Secures ‘Substantial’ Order for DefendAir Counter-Drone System

Israeli aerospace defense manufacturer ParaZero has clinched a new order for its DefendAir counter-drone system.

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Ukraine, UK to Co-Produce Octopus-100 Interceptor Drones

Ukraine and the United Kingdom are teaming up to mass-produce thousands of Octopus-100 interceptor drones.

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EOS Gives Slinger Weapon System ‘Brains’ to Beat Drone Swarms

EOS Defense Systems is rolling out a modernized Slinger remote weapon system, tuned to outsmart drones redefining battlefields.

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Norway Accepts First Valkyrie Drone Swarm From Six Robotics

The Norwegian Army has officially received its first Valkyrie drone swarm from Six Robotics, along with training and onboarding services for its future operators. 

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Ukraine’s Intelligence Unit Accepts Magura V7 Sea Drone Funded by Charity Drive

Ukrainian Defence Intelligence has received a Magura V7 unmanned surface vehicle funded through public donations, continuing the country’s effort to strengthen its naval capabilities in the Black Sea.

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French Army Shows Off Next-Gen, Soldier-Made Tactical Drones at Paris Event

The French Army deployed soldiers for a unique assignment: show off its tactical drones to government officials in Paris.

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Hyundai Rotem, Shield AI to Develop Smarter Human-Machine Combat Systems

South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem is teaming up with American defense tech company Shield AI to co-develop AI-powered drones and smart control systems that can work alongside troops.

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