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Latest articles and analysis on counter-UAS technology and drone warfare
Operation Epic Fury and the U.S. Drone Posture in the Gulf - AGSI
Operation Epic Fury marks the first use of one-way attack drones by the U.S. in combat, indicating a shift in military drone strategy. This operation, coordinated with Israel, highlights the integration of low-cost unmanned systems into U.S. force projection in the Gulf region.
DroneShield & Origin Robotics team up on counter-UAS
DroneShield and Origin Robotics have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on counter-UAS projects, combining DroneShield's detection and electronic warfare systems with Origin's autonomous interceptor platforms. This partnership aims to address emerging counter-UAS requirements by integrating technologies to counter long-range attack drones.
Iran's Drone Program: How the Islamic Republic Exploited Commercial Supply Chains to Reshape Modern Warfare - Strider Intel
Iran's drone program leverages commercial supply chains and international markets to sustain production and export drones like the Shahed-136, despite sanctions. The program utilizes front companies and intermediaries, with significant sourcing from China and Hong Kong, and transshipment through countries like Turkey and the UAE.
DWIM Weekly: Mar 23 – 29, 2026 | Drone Warfare Analysis
Operation Epic Fury by Iran targets U.S. battle management systems, including AWACS and radar nodes, to degrade command capabilities. FPV drone strikes reveal air defense gaps, while Russian drone transfers to Iran complicate the threat landscape.
Autonomous Drones: AI-Powered Solutions for FPV Drone Interception
JFB Construction Holdings, XTEND, and ParaZero Technologies are collaborating to develop autonomous drones with AI and net-launching mechanisms for intercepting FPV drones. The DefendAir system will be integrated into XTEND's Scorpio 1000 drones, enhancing their capability to safely neutralize UAV threats in urban environments.
Ukraine Unveils AI-Powered UEB-1 Interceptor Drone Capable of 195 mph – UAS VISION
Ukraine's OSIRIS AI has unveiled the UEB-1 interceptor drone, capable of reaching speeds up to 195 mph, featuring AI-driven target prediction and minimal operator involvement. The drone was showcased at the Xpotential exhibition, emphasizing its role in modern security challenges.
Who Decides How America Uses AI in War? | Stanford HAI
The article discusses the challenges and considerations surrounding the use of artificial intelligence in military applications, particularly in the context of national security. It highlights the unpredictability and lack of regulation of AI technologies as they become integral to defense strategies.
Ukraine Using Private Air Defense Teams To Protect Industry Against Russian Drones
Ukraine is employing private air defense teams to protect its industrial infrastructure from Russian drone attacks, integrating these efforts with military command systems. This initiative aims to alleviate the burden on military forces and enhance air defense coverage using indigenous technologies like interceptor drones and automated turrets.
Louisiana Drone Swarm is a Warning About the Future of War
A recent drone swarm exercise in Louisiana highlights the evolving nature of drone warfare and the challenges it poses to current defense systems. The demonstration showcased the potential for coordinated drone attacks, emphasizing the need for advanced counter-UAS technologies.
Ukraine’s drone masters eye Iran war to kickstart export ambitions
Ukraine is leveraging its expertise in drone interception, developed during its conflict with Russia, to expand its defense exports, particularly to the Middle East. President Zelenskyy is negotiating deals with Gulf countries to capitalize on their need for counter-drone technologies amid Iranian drone threats.