Tehran, Caracas, and Moscow have been running a secretive air bridge just as Iran appears to be surging its transfer of attack drones to Russia, raising questions about whether these activities are linked.
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Racing Drone Based Loitering Munitions System
LANIUS is Elbit Systems’ new drone-based search-and-attack loitering munition designed for short-range operation through deployment via a multicopter as well as by hand. Continue reading
COPTRZ Works with BT on Drone Strategy
BT is pushing ahead with its adoption of drone technology and the training of its people. Continue reading
Austrian Federal Railways and Frequentis Collaborate on Hanger-Based Drone Operations
Automated drones to provide faster, more efficient, and more frequent rail track maintenance checks in the future. A dense rail network with almost 10,000 kilometres of track and over 1,000 stations and stops is the basis for the comprehensive and environmentally friendly provision of transport services in Austria. Continue reading
FBI Probing Cases of Weaponized Drones Carrying Bombs in US
The FBI has been investigating several cases in the US where drones were weaponized to carry homemade bombs. Continue reading
Primoco Sells 13 ‘One 150’ UAVs in November
Primoco UAV SE, a Czech UAV manufacturer, has announced a signature of a new contract for the delivery of 5 Primoco One 150 UAVs to a European client with a total value of EUR 3.65 million. Continue reading
Aero Team Eindhoven Fits Airborne Cargo Drones with New Batteries
Using drones for long-distance transport is impractical at present. Cargo drones cannot fly long and changing batteries is complicated. Aero Team Eindhoven is working hard to come up with a solution. Continue reading
Chainsaw Drone Attachment Collects Tree Branch Samples in Hawaii
The University of Hawaiʻi at Hilo is on the cutting edge of the fight against a scourge that has killed thousands of acres of ʻōhiʻa lehua trees on the Big Island. Continue reading