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Who will mass produce the first lethal drone?
A new study looks at the state of the current military drone market to see if any nation is close to developing a proverbial AK-47 of drones.
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Russian student competitions are rebuilding a military-industrial pipeline
By showcasing the work of high school students at a major military expo, Russia is promoting its renewed military industrial pipeline.
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Russian firm may sell a drone resembling the US Predator to a Mideast customer
China has dominated the combat UAV market in the Middle East. Now it appears Russia is making its own moves in the region.
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Army EOD soldiers will soon get a whole new kit — and new robots
Advanced payloads for new robots will give EOD techs better ways to identify and neutralize threats.
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Azerbaijan shows off kamikaze drone in military exercises
Loitering munitions are both deadly and a prestige item for militaries looking to show off their technological edge.
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A Ukrainian company introduces a new kind of flying attack
Multiple nations are now developing drones that are essentially flying rocket launchers, making future battlefields that much more dangerous for tanks.
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The start of new rules for autonomous weapons
In preparation for a summit on laws of war governing lethal autonomous machines, the UK outlined the steps at which human control can be baked into the design process.
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French army trains for anti-drone warfare in Jordan
To protect an airbase in Jordan, France is training a squadron in counter-drone warfare.
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Attacks on an airbase in Syria reveal the cheap price of aerial insurgency
Repeated drone attacks on a Russian-operated airbase in Syria showcase the new asymmetric war in the sky.
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Russia wants universities to design robots for war
To familiarize the next generation of Russian officers with the particulars of war robots, Russia announced standards for training cadets to design drones.
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Who will mass produce the first lethal drone?
A new study looks at the state of the current military drone market to see if any nation is close to developing a proverbial AK-47 of drones.
-
Russian student competitions are rebuilding a military-industrial pipeline
By showcasing the work of high school students at a major military expo, Russia is promoting its renewed military industrial pipeline.
-
Russian firm may sell a drone resembling the US Predator to a Mideast customer
China has dominated the combat UAV market in the Middle East. Now it appears Russia is making its own moves in the region.
-
Army EOD soldiers will soon get a whole new kit — and new robots
Advanced payloads for new robots will give EOD techs better ways to identify and neutralize threats.
-
Azerbaijan shows off kamikaze drone in military exercises
Loitering munitions are both deadly and a prestige item for militaries looking to show off their technological edge.
-
A Ukrainian company introduces a new kind of flying attack
Multiple nations are now developing drones that are essentially flying rocket launchers, making future battlefields that much more dangerous for tanks.
-
The start of new rules for autonomous weapons
In preparation for a summit on laws of war governing lethal autonomous machines, the UK outlined the steps at which human control can be baked into the design process.
-
French army trains for anti-drone warfare in Jordan
To protect an airbase in Jordan, France is training a squadron in counter-drone warfare.
-
Attacks on an airbase in Syria reveal the cheap price of aerial insurgency
Repeated drone attacks on a Russian-operated airbase in Syria showcase the new asymmetric war in the sky.
-
Russia wants universities to design robots for war
To familiarize the next generation of Russian officers with the particulars of war robots, Russia announced standards for training cadets to design drones.
-
Who will mass produce the first lethal drone?
A new study looks at the state of the current military drone market to see if any nation is close to developing a proverbial AK-47 of drones.
-
Russian student competitions are rebuilding a military-industrial pipeline
By showcasing the work of high school students at a major military expo, Russia is promoting its renewed military industrial pipeline.
-
Russian firm may sell a drone resembling the US Predator to a Mideast customer
China has dominated the combat UAV market in the Middle East. Now it appears Russia is making its own moves in the region.
-
Army EOD soldiers will soon get a whole new kit — and new robots
Advanced payloads for new robots will give EOD techs better ways to identify and neutralize threats.
-
Azerbaijan shows off kamikaze drone in military exercises
Loitering munitions are both deadly and a prestige item for militaries looking to show off their technological edge.
-
A Ukrainian company introduces a new kind of flying attack
Multiple nations are now developing drones that are essentially flying rocket launchers, making future battlefields that much more dangerous for tanks.
-
The start of new rules for autonomous weapons
In preparation for a summit on laws of war governing lethal autonomous machines, the UK outlined the steps at which human control can be baked into the design process.
-
French army trains for anti-drone warfare in Jordan
To protect an airbase in Jordan, France is training a squadron in counter-drone warfare.
-
Attacks on an airbase in Syria reveal the cheap price of aerial insurgency
Repeated drone attacks on a Russian-operated airbase in Syria showcase the new asymmetric war in the sky.
-
Russia wants universities to design robots for war
To familiarize the next generation of Russian officers with the particulars of war robots, Russia announced standards for training cadets to design drones.
