A Latvian taxi driver has been sentenced to seven years in prison for transmitting photos and information related to the Latvian military and NATO forces to a network believed to be spying for Moscow. Continue reading
Drone with its Own ‘Nervous System’ Trialed by Scientists
Scientists are testing a drone fitted with its own “nervous system” which they claim can keep it operating in the sky for longer. It was created by experts at the University of Southampton who say the system, made of optical fibers, reduces the frequency it needs to land for inspection. Continue reading
MARSS Showcased CUAS Capabilities with AI-Powered Platform at Red Sands 2024
– MARSS, a global defence technology company, has enjoyed a leading role at Red Sands 2024 – showcasing its end-to-end integrated Counter UAS systems. Continue reading
NYPD Drones Save More than 100 Subway Surfers Lives
Hundreds of drones have helped save more than 100 young people, including a 9-year-old, who were subway surfing on New York City trains in the past year, according to Mayor Eric Adams. Continue reading
Tekever Partners with Droneway in Morocco
– Tekever, a provider of unmanned aerial systems (UAS), has signed an MoU with Droneway, a distributor of civil and tactical drones in Morocco and North Africa. Continue reading
UK Tests Helicopter-Launched Missiles to Intercept Drones
In the first air-to-air trial of its kind, the crew of a Wildcat used the Martlet missile – designed to take out enemy surface targets – to destroy a Banshee jet flying at hundreds of miles an hour over the Bristol Channel. Continue reading
Baykar to Manufacture Drones in Kazakhstan
Kazakh Defense Minister, Colonel General Ruslan Zhaksylykov has visited Istanbul, Turkey to participate in the SAHA EXPO Defense and Aerospace Exhibition. Continue reading
British Army Takes Drones Seriously
From delivering stores to high-speed racing, soldiers have had their eyes firmly on the sky as the use of Uncrewed Aircraft Systems (UAS) gathers pace in the British Army. Continue reading