A new unmanned aerial vehicle resembling a thermos has been unveiled in China, marking a significant leap forward in military drone technology. Continue reading
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Silicon Valley’s Military Drone Companies Have a Serious ‘Made In China’ Problem
Pentagon leaders are calling for thousands of drones to prepare for war in the Pacific. But as Trump’s tariffs escalate tensions with China, they face an uncomfortable reality: Silicon Valley’s drone companies are addicted to Chinese components. Continue reading
Accuracy Comparison of Ukrainian and Russian Fiber Optic Drones
According to estimates, Ukrainian fiber-optic drones have a significantly shorter flight range to targets compared to their Russian counterparts. Oleksii Babenko, VYRIY’s founder and CEO, shared this information with Militarnyi. Continue reading
Patria Aims for the Top Spot in Drone Systems
The war started by Russia in Ukraine has brought drones to the forefront of warfare. Instead of individual flying devices, the best performance is achieved when unmanned aerial vehicles are integrated into reconnaissance, surveillance, and command systems. Continue reading
UK Blocks Video Game Controller Exports to Russia
Great Britain has announced that it was banning the export to Russia of video game controllers which can be used to pilot drones, part of its latest package of trade measures following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. Continue reading
Ex-Army Sergeant Gets 7 Years for Selling Military Secrets to Chinese Conspirator
A former Fort Campbell soldier has been sentenced to prison in connection with allegations of selling sensitive military information to China. Continue reading
UK to Acquire £30M Worth of Drones from New Zealand Firm for Ukraine
UK Prime Minister Starmer announced UK contracts worth £30m for drones produced by SYOS Aerospace, a New Zealand uncrewed vehicle manufacturer based in Hampshire to support Ukraine. Continue reading
Quick and Efficient Bicopter Drone
The Falcon Mini is a two-propeller “bicopter” which is claimed to be nimbler, quieter, and more energy-efficient than its four-prop counterparts. Continue reading