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Sep- 2026 -21 September
Rheinmetall Builds Out Canadian Plant for Ground Drone Production
Rheinmetall Canada has broken ground on the expansion of its factory in Montérégie, Quebec, to scale production of unmanned ground vehicles.
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18 September
Lithuania Plans to Mobilize Domestic Industry to Build Drones for Ukraine
Lithuania has announced plans to use a portion of its annual aid budget for Kyiv to manufacture tactical unmanned aerial systems domestically in collaboration with Ukrainian defense companies.
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18 September
New Israeli 4D Radar Takes On Drones Too Quiet for RF Sensors
Fiber-optic drones may fly without a radio signal, but Israeli firm Arbe Robotics said they cannot hide from its new ultra-high-resolution 4D imaging radar.
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18 September
British Army Puts Rival Drone Swarm Systems to the Test
The British Army has tested two industry-led drone swarm systems under realistic operational conditions as it moves toward fielding autonomous platforms in combat.
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18 September
Multiple Drones Crash, Malfunction at South Korean Military Exhibition
Multiple domestically developed drones crashed or malfunctioned during a military exhibition in South Korea, with officials pointing to possible frequency interference during the demonstrations.
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18 September
All-Electric, AI-Powered: Wingcopter Unveils Six-Hour VTOL Drone for Ukraine
Wingcopter is stretching the reach of tactical reconnaissance with a new German drone built for areas that conventional aircraft struggle to cover.
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18 September
Tekever Wins $536M British Army Deal for AR5 Spy Drones
Tekever has been awarded a 400-million-pound contract to bring new spy drones into British Army service, replacing an aging system used for more than a decade.
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18 September
Milrem, Polish Arms Makers Collab on Armed Ground Drones
Milrem Robotics has signed cooperation agreements with subsidiaries of state-owned Polish Armaments Group (PGZ) to expand collaborations on robotics and ancillary payloads.
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17 September
Saildrone to Map Atlantic Ocean Floor for US Navy Under $10M Deal
The US Navy has awarded Saildrone a $10-million contract to facilitate bathymetric ocean floor mapping in the Atlantic Ocean.
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17 September
Boeing Cleared to Build US Navy’s First Operational Stingray Drone Tankers
The US Navy has awarded Boeing a $562-million contract to begin low-rate initial production of the MQ-25A Stingray drone tanker.
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