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Latest articles and analysis on counter-UAS technology and drone warfare
Ondas Reaches Merger Agreement with U.S. Defense Prime Contractor ...
Ondas Inc. has entered into a merger agreement with Mistral Inc., a U.S.-based defense prime contractor. This merger will enhance Ondas' presence in U.S. Department of Defense programs by providing direct access to prime contracts and U.S.-based manufacturing infrastructure.
Policy Briefs - Brooks School of Public Policy - Cornell University
The Cornell Brooks School Tech Policy Institute explores the moral legitimacy and public perception of drone strikes, as well as the broader implications of drones in modern warfare. The report highlights the need for a framework to analyze AI regulation, which is pertinent to drone technology.
AA.VV. Stability Policing and the Drones' War: New Challenges for NATO Countries' Law Enforcement Agencies and Internal Security Architectures
The NATO Stability Policing Centre of Excellence (NSPCoE) has identified significant challenges in addressing drone warfare, particularly in adapting doctrine and filling policing gaps within NATO countries. A workshop was organized to explore these issues and develop a roadmap for improving law enforcement engagement with drone threats.
Anduril Industries
Anduril Industries, a U.S. defense tech company, specializes in autonomous systems, including UAS and counter-UAS technologies. The company is expanding its capabilities with new Arsenal Projects and a $1 billion manufacturing facility in Ohio, aiming to enhance defense systems with AI and robotics.
From autonomous drones to battlefield algorithms, AI is ...
The article discusses the transformative impact of AI on military operations, focusing on autonomous drones and battlefield algorithms. It highlights Shield AI, a startup at the forefront of integrating AI into defense technologies.
Tomahawk Shortage: The U.S. Military Has a Big Missile Problem After the Iran War
The U.S. military faces a critical shortage of Tomahawk Land Attack Missiles due to the high demands of Operation Epic Fury against Iran. The current production rate of 90 missiles per year is insufficient to meet the immediate needs of modern warfare.
U.S. Army's Project Flytrap
The U.S. Army's 2nd Cavalry Regiment in Europe is actively developing offensive counter-UAS capabilities as part of Project Flytrap. This initiative aims to enhance the regiment's ability to neutralize hostile drones.
Forget Iran’s Missiles: The Houthis Might Try Again to Sink a U.S. Navy Aircraft Carrier
The article discusses the potential threat posed by Houthi rebels using low-cost loitering munitions to target U.S. Navy aircraft carriers, highlighting the unsustainable cost of using expensive interceptors like SM-2, SM-3, and SM-6 for defense. This scenario is framed as a 'Goliath vs. David' conflict, emphasizing the strategic challenges faced by the U.S. Navy.
Ukraine Hits Russian Shahed Drone Base in Rare ‘Shoot the Shooter’ Strike
Ukraine conducted a rare 'shoot the shooter' operation targeting Russian Shahed drone bases in Donetsk using a combination of US, UK, and Ukrainian missiles. The attack marked a significant use of NATO-standard weaponry in a complex operation involving drone raids and special operations forces.
Commander of Ukraine’s 39th Tactical Aviation Brigade Killed in Combat Mission
Colonel Oleksandr Dovgach, commander of Ukraine's 39th Tactical Aviation Brigade, was killed during a combat mission against Russian forces, highlighting the challenges faced by Ukrainian pilots amid Russian air superiority. His death is part of a series of losses suffered by the Ukrainian Air Force in 2025.