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Latest articles and analysis on counter-UAS technology and drone warfare
Russia Pounds Odesa, Launches Missiles Across Ukraine Hours Before Geneva Peace Talks
Russia launched a large-scale drone and missile attack on Ukraine, targeting critical infrastructure and civilian areas, including Odesa and the Dnipropetrovsk region. Ukrainian air defenses successfully intercepted over 70% of the incoming threats, demonstrating the effectiveness of their counter-UAS and air defense systems.
Anti-Drone Market Size, Demand, Growth Opportunities
The global anti-drone market is projected to grow from $1.3 billion in 2021 to $14.6 billion by 2031, driven by increased military spending and advancements in anti-drone technologies. The electronic and disruption segments lead the market, with Asia-Pacific as the top revenue contributor.
Indian Strategic Studies: Using drone swarms with manoeuvre units
The article discusses the use of drone swarms with maneuver units, highlighting the need for autonomy in swarm operations. It also references the FFI's 'Future Force' project, which explores the integration of unmanned systems in military strategies.
Shield AI provides mission autonomy for US Air Force CCA
Shield AI is providing mission autonomy solutions for the US Air Force's Collaborative Combat Aircraft (CCA) program, enhancing the operational capabilities of unmanned aerial systems. This development underscores the growing integration of AI in military drone operations.
Counter-Drone Systems in Context: Defense Economics and Weapons Market Trends
The counter-UAS market is experiencing rapid growth due to the increasing use of drones in military conflicts and the challenges they pose to traditional air defense systems. Significant investments are being made in counter-drone technologies, with the U.S. military allocating over $400 million for research and procurement.
Is AI sovereignty possible? Balancing autonomy and interdependence | Brookings
The article discusses AI sovereignty, emphasizing the need for countries to balance autonomy and interdependence in AI infrastructure. It highlights 'managed interdependence' as a practical approach to mitigate risks through strategic alliances.
State of AI Governance, 2025 – Takshashila Institution
The 2025 State of AI Governance report highlights the geopolitical race to lead in AI, with countries prioritizing innovation over accountability. The US, EU, and China are taking distinct approaches to AI governance, impacting global power dynamics.
Sharing the Burden: Preparing for Maritime Security Competition in the Indo-Pacific
China is rapidly expanding and modernizing its military capabilities, including the use of drones and unmanned systems, which is shifting the balance of power in the Indo-Pacific. The U.S. is encouraging its allies to increase their defense contributions to counter China's assertive posture.
The US Foreign Import Ban’s Looming Drone Threat - Capstone DC
The US has implemented regulations banning foreign-made UAS components, increasing demand for domestic parts and counter-UAS technologies. This policy shift is expected to boost the US C-UAS market, particularly for law enforcement applications.
Indian Strategic Studies: Innovating Under Fire: Lessons from Ukraine’s Frontline Drone Workshops
The article highlights the significant role of drones in the Russia-Ukraine war, where UAVs have been crucial in causing Russian casualties and equipment losses. Drones have enhanced Ukrainian military operations by providing real-time intelligence and logistical support.