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Latest articles and analysis on counter-UAS technology and drone warfare
B-1B Lancer “Failure”? Why the Air Force Won’t Retire This Bomber for 1 Reason
The B-1B Lancer, originally designed for Cold War missions, is being modernized to remain effective against advanced air defense systems like the S-400 and HQ-9. Despite its aging airframe, its ability to carry massive payloads and deploy long-range standoff munitions makes it a valuable asset for the U.S. Air Force.
GuRu Wireless, Uniquest and Arion Advance Persistent sUAS Capability for Korean Defense and National Security Applications
GuRu Wireless, Uniquest, and Arion are collaborating to develop a persistent ISR small UAS (sUAS) capability for South Korea's defense sector. This effort leverages GuRu's wireless power transfer technology to eliminate endurance limitations, enabling sustained, untethered flight for surveillance missions.
The ‘Super’ Dassault Rafale Fighter Summed Up in 2 Words
The Dassault Rafale is a 4.5-generation twin-engine fighter jet known for its advanced all-French sensor suite and electronic warfare systems. It is currently operated by nine nations, including India and the UAE, and is recognized as a leading international export in modern fighter aircraft.
108 Brand New American-Made M1A2T Abrams Tanks Will Soon Be Based in China’s Backyard
Taiwan is acquiring 108 American-made M1A2T Abrams tanks to bolster its northern defense region. These advanced SEPv3 variants are equipped with cutting-edge thermal sights and a 120mm smoothbore gun but remain vulnerable to low-cost loitering munitions, as seen in recent conflicts like Ukraine.
Ukraine Hits Russian Drone Units, Repair Base, Fuel Depot in Occupied Territories, Russia
Ukrainian forces conducted targeted strikes on Russian drone-related facilities, including command posts, training centers, and production sites in occupied territories and within Russia. These operations aim to degrade Russia's drone capabilities and disrupt logistics and troop concentrations.
FPV Drones and the Winter Olympics: A Turning Point for Sports Broadcasting, and the Drone Industry
The 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan and Cortina have integrated FPV drones as a core component of live sports broadcasting, showcasing their ability to deliver dynamic, close-range footage with high safety standards. This marks a significant milestone for the drone industry, highlighting advancements in purpose-built FPV technology and its potential for broader applications.
DroneShield Appoints Michael Powell as Chief Operating Officer to Support Global Expansion and Operational Scale
DroneShield has appointed Michael Powell as Chief Operating Officer to support its global expansion and operational scaling. This move comes as the company experiences increased demand for its counter-UAS solutions and expands its manufacturing capabilities to meet global defense and critical infrastructure needs.
'A Coffin With Funny Fans': Russia Tests Bizarre Cable-Spinning Robot Against FPV Drones
Russia has unveiled a prototype counter-drone system based on its Depesha ground robotic platform, equipped with spinning cables designed to intercept FPV drones. The system has drawn criticism for its lack of armor, limited utility in real combat scenarios, and potential vulnerabilities to explosives and terrain challenges.
Russian Drones Wound Toddler in Zaporizhzhia, Hit Odesa Energy Facility
Russia launched a large-scale drone assault on Ukraine, deploying 125 UAVs, including Shahed and Italmas drones. Ukrainian air defenses intercepted or suppressed 110 drones, but strikes caused injuries, damaged residential areas, and targeted critical energy infrastructure in Odesa and Zaporizhzhia.
Israel's battle‑tested tech sees demand in Asia | The Jerusalem Post
Israeli defense companies are increasingly targeting Asian markets due to political constraints in Europe, showcasing advanced technologies like UAVs and counter-UAV systems at the Singapore Airshow. This strategic pivot is driven by a high demand for battle-proven systems in Asia.