A drone company just got ‘rare’ permission to fly over people and cars in Boston. Here’s why.
Canadian drone manufacturer Draganfly has already dipped a toe into Boston’s airspace with a futuristic medical drone ...
Ukraine's drone makers are turning up production for a weapon they once thought would never work
Ukraine and Russia are both operating fiber-optic drones, which can't be jammed with traditional electronic warfare tactics.
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New MIT tech helps drones fly in dark using millimeter waves
A low-power system from MIT uses radio frequency waves takes a step toward autonomous, indoor drone navigation ...
Unidentified flying hot tubs? Moreno pushes for probe into Ohio drone mystery: Capitol Letter
Sen. Bernie Moreno wants Homeland Security to look into claims that Ohioans have seen drone the size of hot tubs and picnic ...
Claws, motherships and shotguns are just some of the latest drone technology
Drones have become ubiquitous on battlefields over the last few years, but they aren't simply for surveillance and ...
Ukrainian drone operators say fiber-optic and AI drones are rare but could radically change the fight because of how hard it is to defeat them
Ukraine's special drone unit isn't seeing widespread use of these systems just yet, but they'd "fundamentally change drone ...
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Air traffic control for drones: BYU engineers introduce low-cost UAV detection technology
With the exponential rise in drone activity, safely managing low-flying airspace has become a major issue. Using a network of ...
Ukrainian Drone Can Hide Underwater And Strike From The Deep
A new version of Ukraine's Shrike FPV attack drone can sink underwater, then re-emerge to carry out an attack. It might be the next generation of ambush drons.
How the US Navy's first hostile drone kill with an air-to-air missile set the stage for the emergence of the 'Murder Hornet'
The Navy said that the "Murder Hornet" configuration on its F/A-18 fighter jet is comprised of nine air-to-air missiles.