Unmanned News & Articles

The T4™ explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) robots from L3Harris Technologies will enable the U.K. Ministry of Defence (MOD) to carry out EOD missions in confined urban areas

CAPAIR will bring air safety solutions to the Australian market, advancing autonomy and UAS integration by introducing Sagetech's detect and avoid (DAA) software and IFF transponders

In a collaborative exercise, Elsight’s Halo platform has been integrated with Lockheed Martin's Indago 4 UAS, enabling enhanced BVLOS flight capabilities with continuous connectivity

RapidFlight, a designer of drones with designed for increased range and endurance, recently hosted Congressman Rob Wittman, Vice Chairman of the House Armed Services Committee

Selected for the U.S. Department of Defense’s (DoD) Replicator initiative, the Switchblade 600 from AeroVironment (AV) is a man-portable, extended-range loitering munition system equipped with an anti-armor warhead

Defense Advancement showcases ISS Aerospace's range of autonomous unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) designed to serve a variety of defense and military applications

HII has sold three REMUS 100 and five REMUS 300 uncrewed underwater vehicles to the Royal Navy to support its underwater exploration, countermine, and surveillance programs

BlueHalo will integrate its Titan and SkyView Radio Frequency (RF)-based C-UAS technologies as a payload within Kraken’s K3, K4, and K5, as well as incorporating (AI/ML)-backed autonomous mission systems

Teledyne's Rogue 1, with a range of over six miles and reaching speeds of more than 70mph, is a optionally-lethal VTOL sUAS that enables warfighters to conduct precision-strikes against moving and stationary targets

The SWARM first person view nano drone by Tesseract Ventures will feature smart payloads and advanced interoperability to operate in groups or independently to protect troops

At SOF 2024, Overwatch Group will launch unique drone technology and showcase its pioneering coaxial drone and associated payloads, among other advanced technologies