British-Ukrainian company Trypillian has announced the launch of its multifunctional ATOM aircraft-type drone. The platform is designed to perform tasks in tactical and operational depth. Continue reading
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British-Ukrainian company Trypillian has announced the launch of its multifunctional ATOM aircraft-type drone. The platform is designed to perform tasks in tactical and operational depth. Continue reading
TEKEVER has secured a new framework contract valued at €30 million ($35M) with the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) to provide Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS) for maritime operations. Continue reading
South Korea’s defence ministry has temporarily suspended spending on a planned purchase of additional small reconnaissance drones after controversy over their performance. Continue reading
PRO-UAS has the pleasure of announcing the public availability of its latest specialised publication for publication for UAS professionals: “Governmental UAS Usage (Military & Civil) in Europe”.
At EnforceTac 2026 in Nuremberg, SwissP Defence unveiled SHATTER4K, a newly developed ammunition solution designed to counter small and medium-sized unmanned aerial systems (UAS). Continue reading
At the recent Enforce Tac in Nuremberg, Skylance GmbH unveiled DroneHammer, a close-range counter-UAS system designed to defeat drones weighing up to 25 kilograms. Continue reading
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc., a technology company in Defence, National Security and Global Markets, announced that it has recently received an approximate $7 million Production Contract Award for a Counter-UAS System designed to detect, track and classify threats, including low-profile unmanned aerial systems, cruise missiles, and other aerial systems. Continue reading
The U.S. Air Force’s Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) programme recently demonstrated a significant technical milestone as one of its prototype aircraft, built by Anduril Industries, successfully switched between two separate artificial-intelligence-driven mission autonomy systems during a single flight. Continue reading