Delegations from the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine and the UK Ministry of Defence have signed a licensing agreement for the Ukrainian Octopus interceptor drone.
GKN Aerospace has been awarded a contract by the Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) to develop a clean sheet uncrewed aerial vehicle demonstrator, including a dedicated turbojet engine, within 18 months.
Germany is negotiating with Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI)for additional Arrow 3 interceptor missiles and for an extension of the Heron TP drone agreement.
Counter-drone spending in particular is exploding, driven by Ukraine, Gaza and daily drone incursions across NATO airspace, with the EU pledging billions to build a new ‘drone wall’ along its eastern flank.Â
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Planet Labs GmbH and Quantum Systems have announced a partnership to integrate satellite and drone surveillance within the MOSAIC UXS mission software.
Ukraine has launched the serial production of Octopus interceptors, a domestically developed system designed to counter Shahed drones.
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Aerodata AG has introduced the AeroForce X, a newly developed unmanned aerial vehicle system designed to support modern armed forces with enhanced surveillance, reconnaissance, and force protection capabilities.
XTEND positions swarm-based autonomy as central to modern doctrine, enabling distributed, collaborative robotic systems to perform complex missions at the tactical edge.
The Swedish Defence Materiel Administration (FMV) is developing a new facility at its Karlsborg test site for advanced trials of unmanned aerial, ground-based and, to some extent, maritime systems.
The U.S. Army has chosen Neros Technologies as one of three primary FPV drone manufacturers for Tranche 1 of its Purpose-Built Attritable Systems (PBAS) programme.
British soldiers have, for the first time, executed a complete reconnaissance-to-strike sequence using autonomous systems in a live field exercise in Kenya.
Neros Technologies has secured a multi-million dollar delivery order from the United States Marine Corps to provide Archer small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS), including kinetic-strike capable FPV drones.
