Northrop Grumman to Accelerate Extended-Range C-UAS Missile Technology for US Army

To address the evolving challenges of detecting and defeating unmanned aerial systems at extended ranges, Northrop Grumman will develop next-generation air-breathing propulsion for the U.S. Army, significantly enhancing the range and air defense capabilities of the Army’s eXtended Range Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (XRC). Continue reading →

Connecting Autonomous UAV Data With Industrial Maintenance Workflows

Autonomous drones are becoming powerful tools for industrial inspection. They can fly the same patterns, take pictures, and create logs of asset conditions. However, the data collection is only a small part of the process. The more pressing question is what to do with the information the drone accumulates about the inspected sites. Continue reading →

British Companies to Access Precious Ukraine Data to Develop AI Drone Swarms

The UK is the first international partner to access Ukraine’s coveted Avengers AI Labs, following a landmark deal struck by Prime Minister Andy Burnham and President Zelenskyy in Kyiv. The database holds imagery and video gathered by uncrewed aerial systems in Ukraine, using daylight and thermal sensors, and is used to develop, train and evaluate AI models. Continue reading →

Ukraine’s Magura MV11 Unmanned Vessel Equipped with Sting Interceptors in Black Sea Zone

Ukraine has integrated a vertical-launch system for aerial interceptor drones aboard a Magura unmanned surface vessel, expanding the platform from naval strike missions into mobile air defence. The configuration is intended primarily to counter Russian Shahed-type attack drones over coastal areas and the Black Sea. Continue reading →