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Latest articles and analysis on counter-UAS technology and drone warfare
New arithmetic of conflict: How the drone revolution is inverting ...
The article discusses how drone technology is reshaping military conflict by enabling smaller states and non-state actors to challenge superpowers through low-cost, high-volume tactics. It highlights the conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine as examples of this shift towards mass-produced precision and software intelligence in warfare.
Wars, drones 'narrowing safe corridors for air travel' - RTHK
Conflicts in the Middle East and other regions are narrowing air travel corridors, increasing risks due to drone proliferation and hybrid warfare tactics. EASA is updating its aviation strategy to address these threats, including drafting guidance on countering rogue drone activity at airports.
Emerging Counter-Drone Technologies and Asymmetric Defence ...
The proliferation of low-cost UAS has disrupted traditional air superiority, highlighting vulnerabilities in legacy air defense systems. Swarm drones and loitering munitions are increasingly used in conflicts like Russia-Ukraine and Israel-Iran, challenging high-cost defense strategies.
Gaxos Portfolio Firm Deploys Anduril Lattice for Counter-Drone ...
America First Defense (AFD), a Gaxos.ai portfolio company, is deploying the Anduril Lattice platform to enhance its counter-UAS capabilities, particularly against drone swarms. This deployment includes a US Navy-licensed Detachable Drone Highjacker for targeted cyber effects against hostile drones.
Exclusive: European aviation body eyes safety risks as conflict ...
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) is addressing increased aviation safety risks due to conflicts in the Middle East, which are narrowing flight corridors and increasing drone threats. EASA is considering clearer rules on civilian counter-drone powers as part of its strategic overhaul.
Shield AI Announces $2B in Funding to Scale Autonomous AI ...
Shield AI has secured $2 billion in Series G funding to enhance its autonomous AI defense systems, with plans to acquire Aechelon Technology to bolster military training simulations. The company's Hivemind platform supports autonomous drone operations in GPS-denied environments and is integrated with U.S. Air Force programs.
The Pentagon awarded the contract to veteran-led Darkhive Inc. as ...
The Pentagon has awarded a $50 million contract to Darkhive Inc., a veteran-led company based in Texas, to advance drone technology and develop defenses against unmanned aerial systems.
When you think about the front lines of a war zone, you might picture ...
Drone warfare has transformed the battlefield in Ukraine, expanding the front line into a 'kill zone' where drones play a crucial role in targeting. Both sides are adapting with countermeasures such as retrofitting tanks and using fiber-optic guided drones to evade jamming.
Militaries Worldwide Turn to Boresight for Drone Defense
Boresight Pty Ltd, an Australian company, has become a leading supplier of small target Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) for military counter-drone training worldwide. The company has sold over 5000 systems in the past five years, addressing the need for realistic and cost-effective drone targets for Counter-UAS training.
America's top drone development zones - Panethos
The article highlights key metropolitan areas in the U.S. that are significant hubs for drone research, development, and manufacturing, both for civilian and military applications. Notable areas include Greater Washington, D.C., San Diego, Silicon Valley, and Grand Forks, North Dakota, which hosts the nation's first drone research park.