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Latest articles and analysis on counter-UAS technology and drone warfare
Robin Radar to support counter-UAS operations at FIFA World Cup 2026
Robin Radar Systems' IRIS drone-detection radar will be deployed by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for counter-UAS operations at the FIFA World Cup 2026. This deployment highlights the growing need for reliable airspace awareness at large-scale events.
Addressing the emergence of drones – A policy development ...
The article discusses the emergence of drones as a fossil-free mode of transport, termed Advanced Air Mobility (AAM), highlighting a need for policy frameworks to support regional deployment. It anticipates significant economic investments and identifies knowledge gaps in technology, functionality, and adoption.
Helsing | Artificial intelligence to protect our democracies
Helsing is developing AI-enabled autonomous systems to enhance defense capabilities, focusing on air dominance and electronic warfare. The company collaborates with governments and industries to integrate existing hardware into AI networks, emphasizing ethical deployment.
Counter UAS Technology USA
The Counter UAS Technology USA 2026 conference will focus on enhancing U.S. defense against drone threats by bringing together military, government, and industry leaders. The establishment of JATF 401 highlights the importance of counter-UAS capabilities to protect critical infrastructure and personnel.
Ukraine Adjusting Air Defense Against New Russian Tactics, Zelensky Says
Ukraine is adapting its air defense strategy in response to new Russian drone tactics targeting logistics infrastructure, including railways and water supplies. President Zelensky has tasked military and defense officials to strengthen protections, particularly in border areas experiencing increased drone attacks.
B-2 Spirit Stealth Bombers Would Strike Iran ‘At Will’ In Any War and Would Be Unstoppable in the Sky
The B-2 Spirit stealth bomber, developed by Northrop Grumman, poses a significant challenge to Iran's air defense systems, such as the S-300PMU2 and Bavar-373. The bomber's stealth capabilities and design make it difficult for Iran to effectively counter in a potential conflict.
The Rising Threat of Non-State Actor Commercial Drone Use
The article highlights the growing threat posed by non-state actors using commercial drones for warfare, emphasizing the need for comprehensive regulatory frameworks and advanced counter-UAS technologies. It discusses the weaponization of commercial drones by groups like ISIS and the Houthis, and the potential impact of drone swarms.
Counter UAS Technology Europe : Defence & Security - SAE Media
The Counter UAS Technology Europe 2025 conference in London will address the growing threat of small drones and UAS technology, focusing on protecting critical infrastructure and deployed personnel. The event will feature leading European C-UAS program managers and international defense organizations showcasing the latest technologies.
Full article: Drones have boots: Learning from Russia's war in Ukraine
The article discusses the role of drones in the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting how both sides have adapted their tactics to incorporate UAVs into their military operations. It emphasizes the lessons learned from the conflict regarding drone deployment and countermeasures.
On the Horizon: The Ukraine War and the Evolving Threat of Drone Terrorism
The Russo-Ukrainian War has become a significant innovation hub for drone warfare, accelerating advancements in drone operations and creating new opportunities for violent extremist organizations. The conflict has demonstrated the feasibility of coordinated drone swarms and the tactical value of high-speed FPV drones.