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Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
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Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
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German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
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US nuclear weapons lab deploys drone-disabling system
The New Mexico facility reportedly has the ability to disrupt and seize control of a drone or use force to take it out.
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The French Army could have its first unmanned vehicle by 2025
Talks surrounding the vehicle procurement are part of an attempt by the government procurement office to speed up arms programs and deliver kit much faster.
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Nexter armored vehicle could soon include tethered drones
Nexter has unveiled a concept version of its Titus armored vehicle adapted to carry augmented mission systems.
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With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
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Your quadcopter drone may not survive after the French military spots it
The requirements for the Milad system are to detect, identify, track and “neutralize” small commercial UAVs considered to be a threat.
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Boston Dynamics, maker of fearsome animal robots, slowly emerges from stealth
It’s never been clear whether robotics company Boston Dynamics is making killing machines, household helpers, or something else entirely.
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Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
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Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
-
Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
-
German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
-
US nuclear weapons lab deploys drone-disabling system
The New Mexico facility reportedly has the ability to disrupt and seize control of a drone or use force to take it out.
-
The French Army could have its first unmanned vehicle by 2025
Talks surrounding the vehicle procurement are part of an attempt by the government procurement office to speed up arms programs and deliver kit much faster.
-
Nexter armored vehicle could soon include tethered drones
Nexter has unveiled a concept version of its Titus armored vehicle adapted to carry augmented mission systems.
-
With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
-
Your quadcopter drone may not survive after the French military spots it
The requirements for the Milad system are to detect, identify, track and “neutralize” small commercial UAVs considered to be a threat.
-
Boston Dynamics, maker of fearsome animal robots, slowly emerges from stealth
It’s never been clear whether robotics company Boston Dynamics is making killing machines, household helpers, or something else entirely.
-
Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
-
Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
-
Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
-
German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
-
US nuclear weapons lab deploys drone-disabling system
The New Mexico facility reportedly has the ability to disrupt and seize control of a drone or use force to take it out.
-
The French Army could have its first unmanned vehicle by 2025
Talks surrounding the vehicle procurement are part of an attempt by the government procurement office to speed up arms programs and deliver kit much faster.
-
Nexter armored vehicle could soon include tethered drones
Nexter has unveiled a concept version of its Titus armored vehicle adapted to carry augmented mission systems.
-
With 11 tons of seized drugs, US Coast Guard asks for more ScanEagle drones
The Coast Guard has good reason to be excited about the potential of the ScanEagle and the improvement of drone capabilities.
-
Your quadcopter drone may not survive after the French military spots it
The requirements for the Milad system are to detect, identify, track and “neutralize” small commercial UAVs considered to be a threat.
-
Boston Dynamics, maker of fearsome animal robots, slowly emerges from stealth
It’s never been clear whether robotics company Boston Dynamics is making killing machines, household helpers, or something else entirely.
-
Belarus reveals drone that is a rocket launcher with rotors
Cheap and effective drone parts can turn simple weapons into new kinds of air support, which could lead to stranger battles in the coming decades.
