Northrop Grumman has tested Shield AI’s autonomy software on a flight of its Talon IQ unmanned aerial vehicle, a step that could push the U.S. military closer to fielding AI-driven drones at scale.

Teledyne FLIR OEM upgrades Prism SKR software, adding closed-loop autonomy and enhanced target recognition for defense and C-UAS systems.

A “Talon IQ” Model 437 aircraft by Northrop Grumman‘s Scaled Composites has flown a mission autonomy test flight using the ...

Northrop Grumman (NOC) said its Talon IQ autonomous test platform completed a flight integrating third-party software from Shield AI, marking a step toward more flexible development of military ...

BURLINGTON, Mass., Nov. 18, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Scientific Systems, a defense software prime with expertise in maritime and multi-domain operations, announced today that its distributed AI-powered ...

Cognata expands AVBox mission level autonomy for off road defense platforms ahead of CES 2026 AVBox enables defense and off road operators to deploy mission ready autonomy quickly, reliably, and at ...

The second test of the MQ-20 Avenger with Shield AI’s autonomy software saw the UCAV conducting more complex missions with both live and virtual aircraft. In a previous series of tests, part of the ...

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