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Is a drone without flaps more stealthy?
Iterating on nearly a decade of design, the latest technology demonstrator maneuvers by shifting air internally.
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With billions planned in funding, the US Navy charts its unmanned future
At the Coronado, California, headquarters of the Navy’s top surface warfare officer, the staff is cobbling together a plan stand up a development squadron to experiment with new technology.
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UAE allegedly using Chinese drones for deadly airstrikes in Libya
Aircraft seen circling over the Libyan capital during nighttime raids in recent days were likely Chinese Wing Loong II drones, analysts claim.
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For this exercise, robots are always watching Royal Marines
Robots on land, sea, and in the air participated in the British exercise, though not necessarily on the same side.
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US Army takes another stab at ‘rucksack-portable’ drone
The Army could see new rucksack-portable drones in the force in short order, according to the Army’s program executive officer for aviation.
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Italy to buy drones to keep company alive, but the Air Force doesn’t want them
The Italian government said it will purchase the troubled P.1HH drone from Italy-based Piaggio Aerospace.
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Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
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Coming soon: More complex, air-launched drone demonstrations
Increasingly complex demonstrations of air-launched UAS will pave the way for the Army’s advanced manned-unmanned teaming concept for aircraft.
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The Pentagon’s new budget is less drone filler, more drone killer
The new budget shows a tighter outlook on a scattershot field of counter-drone solutions.
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Export potential: Turkey’s homemade drones could boost local industry
Several unmanned systems independently designed, developed and produced by Turkey’s industry have in recent years proven their export potential, providing hope for future deals with foreign customers.
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Is a drone without flaps more stealthy?
Iterating on nearly a decade of design, the latest technology demonstrator maneuvers by shifting air internally.
-
With billions planned in funding, the US Navy charts its unmanned future
At the Coronado, California, headquarters of the Navy’s top surface warfare officer, the staff is cobbling together a plan stand up a development squadron to experiment with new technology.
-
UAE allegedly using Chinese drones for deadly airstrikes in Libya
Aircraft seen circling over the Libyan capital during nighttime raids in recent days were likely Chinese Wing Loong II drones, analysts claim.
-
For this exercise, robots are always watching Royal Marines
Robots on land, sea, and in the air participated in the British exercise, though not necessarily on the same side.
-
US Army takes another stab at ‘rucksack-portable’ drone
The Army could see new rucksack-portable drones in the force in short order, according to the Army’s program executive officer for aviation.
-
Italy to buy drones to keep company alive, but the Air Force doesn’t want them
The Italian government said it will purchase the troubled P.1HH drone from Italy-based Piaggio Aerospace.
-
Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
-
Coming soon: More complex, air-launched drone demonstrations
Increasingly complex demonstrations of air-launched UAS will pave the way for the Army’s advanced manned-unmanned teaming concept for aircraft.
-
The Pentagon’s new budget is less drone filler, more drone killer
The new budget shows a tighter outlook on a scattershot field of counter-drone solutions.
-
Export potential: Turkey’s homemade drones could boost local industry
Several unmanned systems independently designed, developed and produced by Turkey’s industry have in recent years proven their export potential, providing hope for future deals with foreign customers.
-
Is a drone without flaps more stealthy?
Iterating on nearly a decade of design, the latest technology demonstrator maneuvers by shifting air internally.
-
With billions planned in funding, the US Navy charts its unmanned future
At the Coronado, California, headquarters of the Navy’s top surface warfare officer, the staff is cobbling together a plan stand up a development squadron to experiment with new technology.
-
UAE allegedly using Chinese drones for deadly airstrikes in Libya
Aircraft seen circling over the Libyan capital during nighttime raids in recent days were likely Chinese Wing Loong II drones, analysts claim.
-
For this exercise, robots are always watching Royal Marines
Robots on land, sea, and in the air participated in the British exercise, though not necessarily on the same side.
-
US Army takes another stab at ‘rucksack-portable’ drone
The Army could see new rucksack-portable drones in the force in short order, according to the Army’s program executive officer for aviation.
-
Italy to buy drones to keep company alive, but the Air Force doesn’t want them
The Italian government said it will purchase the troubled P.1HH drone from Italy-based Piaggio Aerospace.
-
Can the Pentagon sell Silicon Valley on AI as ethical war?
At a Defense Innovation Board listening session, Pentagon Counsel makes case for military AI, to some public skepticism.
-
Coming soon: More complex, air-launched drone demonstrations
Increasingly complex demonstrations of air-launched UAS will pave the way for the Army’s advanced manned-unmanned teaming concept for aircraft.
-
The Pentagon’s new budget is less drone filler, more drone killer
The new budget shows a tighter outlook on a scattershot field of counter-drone solutions.
-
Export potential: Turkey’s homemade drones could boost local industry
Several unmanned systems independently designed, developed and produced by Turkey’s industry have in recent years proven their export potential, providing hope for future deals with foreign customers.
