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Latest articles and analysis on counter-UAS technology and drone warfare
‘Everything But the Kitchen Sink’: The U.S. Navy Is Putting Shields Around Nuclear Aircraft Carriers
The U.S. Navy is enhancing the defensive capabilities of its nuclear aircraft carriers to counter emerging threats such as missile salvos, drones, and stealth submarines. Existing systems like Aegis and SM-series interceptors are being utilized, but concerns remain about magazine depth and reload speed in high-intensity conflicts, particularly against adversaries like China.
AtkinsRéalis teams with Anduril UK to accelerate sovereign autonomous systems for British defence
AtkinsRéalis has partnered with Anduril UK to accelerate the development and deployment of sovereign autonomous systems for British defense. The collaboration focuses on safety assurance, regulatory compliance, and establishing a UK manufacturing site for uncrewed platforms, supporting the modernization of the British Armed Forces.
Drone Attacks Hit Mykolaiv, Kill Woman in Zaporizhzhia Amid Stalled Geneva Negotiations
Russian drone strikes using Shahed UAVs targeted Mykolaiv and Zaporizhzhia, causing civilian casualties and infrastructure damage. Ukrainian air defenses reportedly intercepted or suppressed 100 drones, highlighting the ongoing intensity of drone warfare amidst stalled peace negotiations in Geneva.
Indian Army Seeks ‘Drone Catchers’ to Counter Growing Swarm Threat From Small UAS - Indian Defence Research Wing
The Indian Army has issued an RFI for a Drone Catcher System to counter the growing threat of small UAS, utilizing interceptor drones equipped with nets and jamming capabilities. This system aims to provide a non-explosive, precise solution to neutralize drone threats in various terrains.
DARPA’s LongShot missile UAV edges toward flight tests • The Register
DARPA's LongShot, an unmanned aerial vehicle designed to be launched from larger aircraft, is advancing toward flight tests. The X-68A LongShot aims to enhance air combat capabilities by engaging airborne threats without risking human pilots.
Investigation: How Russian drones exploit European technologies to strike Ukraine, and beyond
The investigation reveals that Russian drones, specifically the Geran-2, incorporate European and other Western components despite sanctions. These components, including an Austrian sensor, are used in drones that target Ukraine's infrastructure.
AI Agents Power Autonomous Weapons: Scout AI’s Leap in Defense Technology - UBOS
Scout AI has demonstrated AI-driven agents that autonomously control lethal drones and a ground vehicle to locate and destroy targets, marking a significant advancement in defense technology. This development highlights the potential for AI to execute complex military operations without human intervention.
This Defense Company Made AI Agents That Blow Things Up | WIRED
Scout AI is developing AI agents capable of executing kinetic strike missions using drones. These agents are designed to autonomously identify and destroy targets in the physical world.
U.S. Air Force awards $145 million sole-source contract to BAE Systems for dual-mode APKWS upgrade
The U.S. Air Force has awarded a $145 million contract to BAE Systems to develop a dual-mode APKWS upgrade aimed at countering large groups of Group 3 drones. This upgrade includes an infrared seeker and a dual safe proximity fuze to enhance targeting efficiency and safety.
Scout AI Introduces Fury Autonomous Vehicle Orchestrator
Scout AI has introduced the Fury Autonomous Vehicle Orchestrator, an AI-driven interoperability layer that coordinates autonomous air and ground systems using natural language mission intent. This system enhances command and control by translating high-level objectives into coordinated actions across heterogeneous unmanned assets.