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Latest articles and analysis on counter-UAS technology and drone warfare
DASF-GRL: Dynamic Agent-Scaling framework with game-augmented reinforcement learning for defensive counter-air operations
The Dynamic Agent-Scaling Framework with Game-Augmented Reinforcement Learning (DASF-GRL) enhances Defensive Counter-Air operations by dynamically adjusting defender populations based on real-time threats. This framework integrates advanced AI techniques to improve decision-making and defense success rates against intelligent aerial threats.
[PDF] Strategies for Utilizing the Latest Technology of Intelligence Drones ...
The article discusses the strategic role of drones and anti-drone technologies in enhancing Indonesia's national defense and security. It emphasizes the importance of surveillance and assault capabilities of drones equipped with cutting-edge technology for real-time military operations.
Drones over Norway: A Security and Regulatory Analysis
Recent drone incidents in Norway highlight the country's vulnerabilities to drone threats, particularly around critical infrastructure. Despite recognizing the threat since 2017, Norway's counter-drone efforts have been insufficient, leaving civilian and military facilities exposed.
Defense Sector Begins Scaling Infrastructure for Golden Dome ...
Boeing has expanded its satellite manufacturing capabilities to support the U.S. Space Force's Resilient Missile Warning and Tracking program, aiming to deliver 12 satellites by mid-2027. This initiative is part of a broader effort by the Department of Defense to enhance missile defense infrastructure in response to global threats.
BAE Systems Eyes Scalable Counter-Drone Weapons With ...
BAE Systems is partnering with Frankenburg Technologies to develop scalable, low-cost counter-drone weapons, focusing initially on warheads. This collaboration is part of a broader European effort to enhance counter-drone capabilities through indigenous systems and private-sector innovation.
Defense tech startups had their best funding year ever in 2025
In 2025, defense tech startups experienced their most successful funding year, indicating a growing interest and investment in innovative military technologies. This surge in funding could lead to advancements in counter-UAS systems and drone warfare capabilities.
Inside America's New Defence Tech Ecosystem - ORF Middle East
The US defense ecosystem is increasingly driven by emerging technologies such as AI and autonomy, with significant involvement from private startups. This aligns with state priorities to maintain technological superiority over China in defense capabilities.
Defense tech startup Breaker secures $6m seed round to advance ...
Breaker, a defense tech startup, has secured $6 million in seed funding to advance its AI-powered software that enables military operators to control autonomous systems across air, land, and sea using voice commands. This technology aims to enhance the orchestration of robotic teams, making them more effective in military operations.
Drone defense generates strong interest at Enforce Tac + US start-ups expand into German market
The Enforce Tac event highlights a growing interest in non-kinetic drone defense systems, with US start-ups expanding into the German market. The Bundestag Budget Committee has restricted the procurement of loitering munitions, indicating a shift in Germany's defense policy.
Colombia Defense National Anti-Drone Shield Project
Colombia has launched the National Anti-Drone Shield Project, a multi-phase initiative to counter the threat of unmanned aerial systems, valued at approximately US$1.68–1.7 billion. The project involves legislation, training, and technology, with significant opportunities for U.S. defense contractors.