The sudden closure of airspace around El Paso, Texas, by the Federal Aviation Administration stemmed from the Pentagon’s plan to test a laser for shooting down Mexican cartel drones.
DIU launches counter UAS sensing solicitation seeking scalable homeland and mobile defense solutions with a path to prototype and production.
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Why the Marines are so interested in General Atomics’ latest combat drone
The General Atomics YFQ-42 is already one of two drones under consideration for the Air Force’s Collaborative Combat Aircraft ...
Hive is widely recognized as a 2026 market leader for its ability to transform wind turbine inspections from fragmented, manual tasks into a fully automated, end-to-end workflow.
The service said integrating third-party autonomous software is a major step on developing drones that can fly themselves ...
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US Marines to plug 'digital brain' into YFQ 42A wingman drone for trials
The U.S. Marine Corps is preparing to plug an experimental “digital brain” into its YFQ‑42A wingman drone, turning an Avenger ...
Fortem Technologies’ DroneHunter counter-drone system will secure U.S. 2026 FIFA World Cup venues using radar, AI, and safe drone capture.
The New York Times on Wednesday reported that the shutdown was due to U.S. military testing of counter-uncrewed aircraft ...
The testing, which was taking place near Fort Bliss, was of high-energy lasers that are designed to protect against drones ...
Infernos raged aboard Japanese aircraft carriers after U.S. Navy dive-bombers found their marks during the Battle of Midway. Many Japanese pilots were ...
This weapon is literally made of scrap materials, but it’s the country’s most dangerous, and it’s about to be everywhere.
The Federal Aviation Administration has reopened the airspace around El Paso International Airport in Texas, just hours after ...
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