The U.S. Army is now testing a more lethal 20kW vehicle mounted LOCUST laser weapon system from AeroVironment (AV) Inc.
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DroneShield wins $8.2m contract for military counter-drone systems
"DroneShield wins $8.2m contract for military counter-drone systems" was originally created and published by Army Technology, ...
Sale executed through European partner Dronivo bolsters EagleNXT position in meeting expanding UAS Defense demandWICHITA, Kan., Jan. 02, 2026 ...
EagleNXT delivers six eBee TAC drones to U.S. Army with RTK/PPK tactical mapping sensors via German commercial partner.
The Lebanon County facility, with a long military aviation history, is in the running for one of three U.S. Army hubs for ...
The UK's drone programme has benefited from direct training with Ukrainian soldiers as part of Operation Interflex ...
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Army, NATO allies test stealth in new FPV drone warfighter competition
A team of six from Spain’s Legion Brigade took first place overall, while a team from 1st Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment ...
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Tap, Click, Kill: AI-Powered FPV Drones in the Ukraine War
As electronic jamming disrupts the connection between FPV military drones and their pilots, they will increasingly rely on artificial intelligence to make independent targeting decisions.
The Army is rapidly developing small, first-person-view drones — the same kind that have proven devastatingly effective in Ukraine — and envisions a future where "every infantryman will have a drone ...
The U.S. Army wants to speed up drone procurement while also developing laser weapons to shoot down enemy unmanned vehicles. A “Request for Information” from the Army seeks ideas for using High-Energy ...
The US Army is pitting ideas born in Washington against battlefield realities, with the outcomes shaping how future wars will be fought. Recent exercises at the National Training Center in California ...
Adapting “loyal wingman” drones to helicopters is a fundamentally different challenge than adopting them to planes, as helicopters are far slower and operate at significantly lower altitudes. The ...
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