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10 drone swarms changing how modern air warfare is planned and fought
AI-powered drone swarms are rapidly reshaping the nature of air power, shifting military advantage ...
A new partnership sees Lockheed Martin Skunk Works integrating with XTEND in a setup allowing large and small drones to work ...
China’s military-linked labs are building predator-inspired drone swarms and quadrupedal robot teams designed to keep ...
Drones are increasingly being used to deploy other autonomous systems: what layered autonomy means for the future of uncrewed technology ...
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Machine-learning infused strike drones with lethal precision firepower set to be delivered to US Marine Corps
A California-based company is set to deliver more than 600 machine-learning infused strike drones ...
Policy changes, global conflicts, and new funding are reshaping the drone industry from hype to industrial-scale commercial and defense ops.
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One operator, three strikes: The software shift behind drone swarms
“This event marked the first-ever kinetic drone swarm on U.S. soil,” a defense official said of a Camp Blanding, Florida, ...
Winter weather boosts the thermal imaging capabilities on Ukraine’s "Baba Yaga" drones. This is giving Ukraine a tactical ...
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Abrams crews add drones and counter-drones to the same live-fire playbook
“What is happening here is the building of muscle memory for real combat.” A quote by the U.S. Army Col. Matthew Kelley, ...
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Why the Pentagon Is Eyeing a Hydrogen-Powered Drone
A fuel cell-powered drone can operate longer than a battery-powered one, and more quietly than a gas-powered one—giving it a decisive edge in aerial operations.
The British military is launching a new drone degree to train the next generation of engineers who can design, build and ...
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