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F-22 Pilot Directs CCA in Flight in Airborne Tactical-Control Demonstration
Anduril Industries, the manufacturer of the Fury, said that the flight took place out of Edwards Air Force Base, California, during the week of October 5.
Propulsion
With no standard way to power, launch and recover drones in the field, three American companies are combining self-generating mobile power, autonomous launch and recovery, and attritable aircraft designed for scale into a single turnkey solution for uninterrupted operations
Interceptor
According to the minister, Japan has much to learn from Ukraine both in developing its defence industry and in strengthening its industrial base
Drone Light Shows
The stunning formations that lit up the night sky to the magnificent peacock created by 3,473 drones, which earned CESC a Guinness World Record, the drone show was a celebration of Karnataka’s creativity, culture and spirit of progress.
The capability could let U.S. Navy warships recover tactical drones when enemy electronic warfare disrupts satellite navigation or communication links, supporting more resilient reconnaissance, surveillance, and logistics operations.
Partner representatives from Albania, Canada, Croatia, Egypt, Japan, Kuwait, Morocco, and Panama, including defence ministers and general officers, joined U.S. leaders on stage to formalize their participation through signing Statements of Intent (SOIs)
Company investing and scaling production to support global demand
Two dynamic capability demonstrators – the Multi-Domain Artillery Cannon System and High Power Microwave – present scalable, layered C-UAS options to the U.S. Army
Developed to complement electronic, detection and procedural counter-drone measures, DroneStop's engineered stainless steel knitted wire mesh creates a robust physical barrier against drone threats while maintaining visibility, natural light and day-to-day operational effectiveness.
Kraken and Saab UK are integrating K3 SCOUT with Giraffe 1X radar to develop a new rapidly deployable C-UAS seeker capability at sea.
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The Short S.25 Sunderland was a large four-engined flying boat developed for military use. The design of the S.25 shared much in common with the civil-orientated S.23, principally differing in its use of a deeper hull profile.
A modified version of BAE Systems subsidiary Malloy Aeronautics’ T-150 Unmanned Air System (UAS) intercepted multiple one-way attack drones during a US Office of the Under Secretary for Research & Engineering (OUSW) experiment.
A heavy-lift hexacopter is shown pulling a wounded soldier from what Ukraine describes as a drone-saturated kill zone in what would be a world first.
The device scans radio frequencies from 500 to 8,700 MHz for signals characteristic of drones. Unlike conventional detectors that rely on analog receivers to receive video transmissions, D·Vision SDR uses Software-Defined Radio technology to analyze the radio spectrum in software.
Carbon Nanotube Fibers as “Bricks” and MXene Nanosheets as “Cement” Enable an Ultrathin Composite with EMI Shielding, Infrared Stealth, and High Mechanical Strength
Collaboration will explore integration of AV capabilities with Thunder Tiger platforms, potential UAS co-production and future technology development
The Ranger R10-3DX is engineered to support counter-drone, force protection, airport security, border security, coastal surveillance and other critical asset defense missions.
Successful test demonstrates tactical UAS’s ability to detect, identify and engage targets
Planning system ensures a robot’s flight path will remain collision-free This new method, called “SANDO,” could help disaster-response robots navigate dangerous, unknown environments.
Framework agreement accelerates delivery of proven, cost-effective precision munitions
Skapion says its system can engage more than 100 targets simultaneously, as militaries seek more affordable ways to defend against mass drone attacks
Orders under the new $80 million contract will run through October 2031, as the MQ-25A moves through flight testing and toward carrier deployment