drone swarms

Epirus Completes Delivery of Anti-Drone Directed Energy Weapons to US Army

Tech startup Epirus has completed the supply of four Indirect Fire Protection Capability - High-Power Microwave systems to the US Army.

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Kansas Robotics Firm to Develop Nano Drones for US Special Ops

Kansas-based robotics developer Tesseract Ventures has received a contract to manufacture nano drones for the US Special Operations Command.

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Russia to Deploy Mobile Anti-Aircraft Gun Units to Counter Ukrainian Drones

The Russian military is forming mobile anti-aircraft gun units to protect ground troops from drone attacks.

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Babcock Unveils Tech to Autonomously Control Swarm of Drones

Babcock International has unveiled technology to control single or entire fleets of vehicles in a defense environment.

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France Seeks Drone Swarm Air Defense Spoofing

A French defense project seeks to deceive combat aircraft or air defense systems through drone swarms.

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Indonesia Eyes Squadron of Domestically-Built Drones

The Indonesian military has announced its intent to build squadrons of indigenous drones to bolster its surveillance and air defense capabilities.

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US Army to Demo Potential Solutions Against Swarm of 50 Drones

The US Army will hold an ambitious demonstration of counter-drone solutions capable of neutralizing a swarm of 50 unmanned aerial systems.

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Italy’s Budget Outlines Massive Defense Upgrades

Italy will boost its military with new tanks, drones, and anti-ship weapons, increasing its defense procurement budget by 43 percent by 2025.

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Ukraine’s ‘Army of Drones’ Destroys 200 Russian Targets in One Week: Minister

Ukraine’s “army of drones” successfully neutralized 200 Russian targets in just one week, the country’s digital minister Mykhailo Fedorov has announced.

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US Air Force Eyes Launching Drone Swarms From KC-135 Tanker Aircraft

The US Air Force’s Air Mobility Command is exploring the possibility of launching a swarm of drones from KC-135 aerial refueling aircraft.

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