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Latest articles and analysis on counter-UAS technology and drone warfare
DroneShield Establishes European Headquarters to Accelerate Regional Growth and Sovereign Counter-UAS Capability
DroneShield has opened its European Headquarters in Amsterdam to bolster its presence in the EU and NATO markets, aligning with the EU's ReArm Europe Plan. This move aims to enhance sovereign counter-UAS capabilities and support growing demand due to geopolitical tensions.
Counter-Drone & Drone Defence Systems Market 2026: Data, Contracts & Procurement Intelligence | Webnyze
The global counter-UAS market is projected to reach $6.1 billion in 2026, with a CAGR of 24.7% through 2035, driven by increased geopolitical threats and significant defense spending. Key developments include major contracts such as a $490 million deal with Trust Automation and legislative actions like the Safer Skies Act in the US.
Iran’s Drone Blitz and the Future Trajectory of Warfare | LearnPro
Iran has significantly advanced its drone capabilities, deploying over 1,200 UAVs in the 2020 Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, with the Shahed-136 being a key asset. This development highlights a strategic shift towards low-cost, asymmetric warfare using unmanned systems.
Reimagining India’s Military Strategy in the Era of Drone Wa | LearnPro
India is re-evaluating its military strategy to integrate advanced drone warfare capabilities in response to global conflicts highlighting UAVs' transformative role. The legal and institutional framework includes the Defence of India Act and the Defence Procurement Procedure 2020, with key players like DRDO and the Indian Air Force leading efforts.
G2 Ops - MONARCH.AIM
G2 Ops has developed MONARCH.AIM, an AI-enhanced cybersecurity platform that automates risk modeling and threat detection for military systems. Originating from a Space Force SBIR award, it extends G2 Ops' capabilities across the Space Force, Air Force, and Navy, with a focus on AI/ML security requirements.
AeroVironment Unveils LOCUST X3 Anti-drone Laser
AeroVironment has unveiled the LOCUST X3, a new AI-enabled laser weapon designed to counter small and medium drones. The system offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional missile interceptors and is part of the U.S. Army's laser defense initiatives.
Airbus's uncrewed kamikaze drone interceptor demo | Airbus
Airbus successfully demonstrated its 'Bird of Prey' interceptor drone, designed to autonomously detect and neutralize kamikaze drones using Mark I air-to-air missiles developed with Frankenburg Technologies. The system is integrated into NATO's air defense architecture and represents a cost-effective solution for counter-UAS operations.
Revisiting the offense-defense balance: drone warfare and Taiwan’s asymmetrical defense strategy - Institute for Security and Development Policy
The article analyzes Taiwan's use of drone warfare within its asymmetric defense strategy against Chinese military pressure. It highlights the potential of UAVs to enhance Taiwan's defense by increasing attrition and complicating logistics, while emphasizing the need for cost-effective procurement and countermeasures against PLA advancements.
Shield AI: KI-gestützte Verteidigungstechnologie erreicht Milliardenbewertung
Shield AI has reached a valuation of $12.7 billion following a $2 billion funding round led by Advent International. The company plans to expand its AI-driven Hivemind software, which enables drones to operate in GPS-denied environments.
Mobilizing for Techno-Economic War, Part 2: Slowing China’s Advance | Reports & Briefings | Mar 30, 2026 | ITIF
The report emphasizes the need for the U.S. and its allies to implement policies to curb China's dominance in advanced industries critical to national power. It suggests over 100 actionable recommendations to limit Chinese influence and bolster Western competitiveness.