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General Atomics demonstrates MQ-25 drone’s flight deck capability
The ability to safely navigate a carrier deck is an important requirement for the MQ-25 drone.
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Iranian drone launched from Syria was on attack mission, Israel says
An Iranian drone that penetrated Israel’s airspace was armed with explosives and en route to carry out an attack, Israel claims.
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This remote controlled ‘naval mine’ attaches to ships, explodes on command
This stealthy underwater device reportedly sticks itself under the hull of an enemy vessel with electromagnetic magnets. And then BOOM.
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Everybody wants the ability to take down drones
The days of hunting drones exclusively by missile are over, and two stories this week better reflect the new counter-drone world.
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Do we need new international law for autonomous weapons?
As Russia, China and the United States push forward on the AI frontier, international law may also need to adapt to regulate their use.
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The Pentagon is asking for 3 times as many drones for 2019
A new report from the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard University found the Department of Defense is asking for three times as many drones for 2019 as it did in 2018.
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Lawmakers could soon approve Germany’s first armed drone
German lawmakers will once again vote on leasing weapons-capable drones from Israel after tabling the decision in a surprise move last summer. This time around, all signs point toward approval, insiders say.
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Italy plans to spend $951M on 20 surveillance drones
Italy is edging closer to acquiring a new surveillance drone based on a business aircraft design.
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Here’s what the next generation of drones could do
In future operating environments, drones will have to be resistant to jamming, versatile and collaborative.
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DoD reorders $1.7 million worth of balloon drones
The Pentagon must like Drone Aviation’s tethered balloon drones. The Defense Department signed the company’s largest contract yet.
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General Atomics demonstrates MQ-25 drone’s flight deck capability
The ability to safely navigate a carrier deck is an important requirement for the MQ-25 drone.
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Iranian drone launched from Syria was on attack mission, Israel says
An Iranian drone that penetrated Israel’s airspace was armed with explosives and en route to carry out an attack, Israel claims.
-
This remote controlled ‘naval mine’ attaches to ships, explodes on command
This stealthy underwater device reportedly sticks itself under the hull of an enemy vessel with electromagnetic magnets. And then BOOM.
-
Everybody wants the ability to take down drones
The days of hunting drones exclusively by missile are over, and two stories this week better reflect the new counter-drone world.
-
Do we need new international law for autonomous weapons?
As Russia, China and the United States push forward on the AI frontier, international law may also need to adapt to regulate their use.
-
The Pentagon is asking for 3 times as many drones for 2019
A new report from the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard University found the Department of Defense is asking for three times as many drones for 2019 as it did in 2018.
-
Lawmakers could soon approve Germany’s first armed drone
German lawmakers will once again vote on leasing weapons-capable drones from Israel after tabling the decision in a surprise move last summer. This time around, all signs point toward approval, insiders say.
-
Italy plans to spend $951M on 20 surveillance drones
Italy is edging closer to acquiring a new surveillance drone based on a business aircraft design.
-
Here’s what the next generation of drones could do
In future operating environments, drones will have to be resistant to jamming, versatile and collaborative.
-
DoD reorders $1.7 million worth of balloon drones
The Pentagon must like Drone Aviation’s tethered balloon drones. The Defense Department signed the company’s largest contract yet.
-
General Atomics demonstrates MQ-25 drone’s flight deck capability
The ability to safely navigate a carrier deck is an important requirement for the MQ-25 drone.
-
Iranian drone launched from Syria was on attack mission, Israel says
An Iranian drone that penetrated Israel’s airspace was armed with explosives and en route to carry out an attack, Israel claims.
-
This remote controlled ‘naval mine’ attaches to ships, explodes on command
This stealthy underwater device reportedly sticks itself under the hull of an enemy vessel with electromagnetic magnets. And then BOOM.
-
Everybody wants the ability to take down drones
The days of hunting drones exclusively by missile are over, and two stories this week better reflect the new counter-drone world.
-
Do we need new international law for autonomous weapons?
As Russia, China and the United States push forward on the AI frontier, international law may also need to adapt to regulate their use.
-
The Pentagon is asking for 3 times as many drones for 2019
A new report from the Center for the Study of the Drone at Bard University found the Department of Defense is asking for three times as many drones for 2019 as it did in 2018.
-
Lawmakers could soon approve Germany’s first armed drone
German lawmakers will once again vote on leasing weapons-capable drones from Israel after tabling the decision in a surprise move last summer. This time around, all signs point toward approval, insiders say.
-
Italy plans to spend $951M on 20 surveillance drones
Italy is edging closer to acquiring a new surveillance drone based on a business aircraft design.
-
Here’s what the next generation of drones could do
In future operating environments, drones will have to be resistant to jamming, versatile and collaborative.
-
DoD reorders $1.7 million worth of balloon drones
The Pentagon must like Drone Aviation’s tethered balloon drones. The Defense Department signed the company’s largest contract yet.
