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British Royal Navy’s top officer lays out vision for unmanned surface vessels
The British Royal Navy’s top officer says forging an unmanned future will be key for the service.
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The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
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An unmanned ship that can travel 500 nautical miles without resupply ― the Corps is looking at it
You can put whatever weapon systems “you can dream on it.”
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NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
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Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
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New deal moves Britain’s Protector drone closer to civilian airspace approval
A trans-Atlantic rift is emerging on the regulations for integrating large military drones into unrestricted airspace.
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Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
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Turkey, Ukraine seek to jointly produce ‘sensitive’ defense technology
A seemingly lucrative defense architecture is flourishing on both shores of the Black Sea.
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The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
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Does Aerovironment’s Vapor herald a future of blood drones?
Battlefield payload delivery, including for lifesaving medical supply, is likely going to be an option commanders regularly seek from drones.
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British Royal Navy’s top officer lays out vision for unmanned surface vessels
The British Royal Navy’s top officer says forging an unmanned future will be key for the service.
-
The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
-
An unmanned ship that can travel 500 nautical miles without resupply ― the Corps is looking at it
You can put whatever weapon systems “you can dream on it.”
-
NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
-
Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
-
New deal moves Britain’s Protector drone closer to civilian airspace approval
A trans-Atlantic rift is emerging on the regulations for integrating large military drones into unrestricted airspace.
-
Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
-
Turkey, Ukraine seek to jointly produce ‘sensitive’ defense technology
A seemingly lucrative defense architecture is flourishing on both shores of the Black Sea.
-
The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
-
Does Aerovironment’s Vapor herald a future of blood drones?
Battlefield payload delivery, including for lifesaving medical supply, is likely going to be an option commanders regularly seek from drones.
-
British Royal Navy’s top officer lays out vision for unmanned surface vessels
The British Royal Navy’s top officer says forging an unmanned future will be key for the service.
-
The US Navy’s new autonomous refueling drone takes historic first flight
The U.S. Navy’s MQ-25 Stingray aerial refueling drone took its first flight Sept. 19, a historic step toward integrating an unmanned aircraft into the service’s powerful strike arm.
-
An unmanned ship that can travel 500 nautical miles without resupply ― the Corps is looking at it
You can put whatever weapon systems “you can dream on it.”
-
NATO allies unleash their drones in the waters off Portugal
Off the coast of Portugal, NATO has gathered its robot ships for an exercise.
-
Can the Army secure an American-made quadcopter?
The service is undergoing a big search for small drones.
-
New deal moves Britain’s Protector drone closer to civilian airspace approval
A trans-Atlantic rift is emerging on the regulations for integrating large military drones into unrestricted airspace.
-
Will Army’s LLAMA robot lighten the logistical load?
Like its fleshy forebears, the LLAMA promises a sturdy, silent companion for marches over terrain best accessed on foot.
-
Turkey, Ukraine seek to jointly produce ‘sensitive’ defense technology
A seemingly lucrative defense architecture is flourishing on both shores of the Black Sea.
-
The US and its allies are getting serious about armed ground robots
Are the U.S. Army and its partners comfortable with armed drones? Just look to the industry barometer.
-
Does Aerovironment’s Vapor herald a future of blood drones?
Battlefield payload delivery, including for lifesaving medical supply, is likely going to be an option commanders regularly seek from drones.
