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How shrinking an antenna may boost surveillance
IMSAR’s radar system will combine with Optisys’ array to enhance high-altitude, long-endurance airborne systems.
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US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
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Are fixed wings the shape of quadcopters to come?
Innovations in the commercial drone world suggest new shapes and utility for future military machines.
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White House says America needs to make its own drones
A new industrial base for small drones is “essential for the national defense,” reads a letter from the White House.
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What’s so sweet about sugar cube-sized robots?
A cubic centimeter-sized robot, created under a DARPA grant, will compete in a series of Olympic-inspired events to prove the utility of a new, tiny platform.
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This Russian cyclocopter drone design was 110 years in the making
Silent, powerful and maneuverable, cyclocopters could surpass quadcopters as a durable uncrewed form, if they live up to their promise.
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Can the Navy handle unmanned ships?
Naval strategist Brian McGrath discusses the service’s work on unmanned technology.
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Did Russia spoof coastal GPS to protect Putin from drones?
Multiple spoofing incidents showed ships unusually close to airports.
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A drone with a can-doom attitude
This canister-shaped 40mm loitering munition can be hand-tossed or fired from a grenade launcher, and is built on a highly adaptable platform.
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These US partners in the Asia-Pacific are to receive ScanEagle drones
The announcement marks the first time that military equipment will be transferred to Vietnam following the end of a U.S. arms embargo imposed since the communist takeover there in 1975.
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How shrinking an antenna may boost surveillance
IMSAR’s radar system will combine with Optisys’ array to enhance high-altitude, long-endurance airborne systems.
-
US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
-
Are fixed wings the shape of quadcopters to come?
Innovations in the commercial drone world suggest new shapes and utility for future military machines.
-
White House says America needs to make its own drones
A new industrial base for small drones is “essential for the national defense,” reads a letter from the White House.
-
What’s so sweet about sugar cube-sized robots?
A cubic centimeter-sized robot, created under a DARPA grant, will compete in a series of Olympic-inspired events to prove the utility of a new, tiny platform.
-
This Russian cyclocopter drone design was 110 years in the making
Silent, powerful and maneuverable, cyclocopters could surpass quadcopters as a durable uncrewed form, if they live up to their promise.
-
Can the Navy handle unmanned ships?
Naval strategist Brian McGrath discusses the service’s work on unmanned technology.
-
Did Russia spoof coastal GPS to protect Putin from drones?
Multiple spoofing incidents showed ships unusually close to airports.
-
A drone with a can-doom attitude
This canister-shaped 40mm loitering munition can be hand-tossed or fired from a grenade launcher, and is built on a highly adaptable platform.
-
These US partners in the Asia-Pacific are to receive ScanEagle drones
The announcement marks the first time that military equipment will be transferred to Vietnam following the end of a U.S. arms embargo imposed since the communist takeover there in 1975.
-
How shrinking an antenna may boost surveillance
IMSAR’s radar system will combine with Optisys’ array to enhance high-altitude, long-endurance airborne systems.
-
US Air Force looks to fast track cash to Kratos Defense for more Valkyrie drones
The Air Force is taking a growing interest in “Loyal Wingman”-type unmanned systems that are cheap enough to be discarded when shot down.
-
Are fixed wings the shape of quadcopters to come?
Innovations in the commercial drone world suggest new shapes and utility for future military machines.
-
White House says America needs to make its own drones
A new industrial base for small drones is “essential for the national defense,” reads a letter from the White House.
-
What’s so sweet about sugar cube-sized robots?
A cubic centimeter-sized robot, created under a DARPA grant, will compete in a series of Olympic-inspired events to prove the utility of a new, tiny platform.
-
This Russian cyclocopter drone design was 110 years in the making
Silent, powerful and maneuverable, cyclocopters could surpass quadcopters as a durable uncrewed form, if they live up to their promise.
-
Can the Navy handle unmanned ships?
Naval strategist Brian McGrath discusses the service’s work on unmanned technology.
-
Did Russia spoof coastal GPS to protect Putin from drones?
Multiple spoofing incidents showed ships unusually close to airports.
-
A drone with a can-doom attitude
This canister-shaped 40mm loitering munition can be hand-tossed or fired from a grenade launcher, and is built on a highly adaptable platform.
-
These US partners in the Asia-Pacific are to receive ScanEagle drones
The announcement marks the first time that military equipment will be transferred to Vietnam following the end of a U.S. arms embargo imposed since the communist takeover there in 1975.
