Ukraine Military Drones Face Supply Risks Due to Chinese Tech Reliance
Military officials in Kyiv are scrambling to secure non-Chinese components for their unmanned aerial vehicles amid growing surveillance and supply chain security concerns.
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Ukraine Military Drones Face Supply Chain Hurdles Over Chinese Tech
Frontline operations in Ukraine are encountering unexpected hardware limitations due to heavy reliance on widely available commercial components sourced from Chinese manufacturers.
Indian Army Builds Cyber Shield for Military Drones With AASHVAST Labs
The Indian Army is strengthening the cybersecurity of its growing drone fleet through a specialised initiative called AASHVAST — Assessment and Analysis of Electronic Systems Hardware for Vulnerabilit...
Russia Revives World War One Barrage Balloons to Protect Oil Refineries From Drones
Russia has begun deploying modern barrage balloons and suspended cables around key oil refineries in an effort to counter incoming drone attacks.
US Army Recruits 100 Drone Experts for $1.1B Defense Program
The Pentagon is seeking roughly 100 military drone operators to test emerging aircraft technologies as part of its massive $1.1 billion Drone Dominance initiative.
US Army Awards $4.15 Billion to 10 Companies for Domestic Drone Defense
The US Army has distributed $4.15 billion across 10 defense suppliers to build anti-drone systems protecting domestic installations from inexpensive aerial threats.
Economics of Mass Driving Scale in Autonomous Defense Systems
Zeus Research and Technology details how scaling production economics are reshaping the future of unmanned systems and military hardware.
Defense Summit Focuses on Autonomous Aerial Tech
Military leaders and defense contractors converge at the 9th Annual Military Aviation & Air Dominance Summit to address the rapid integration of unmanned aerial systems.
Seasats Scales Up San Diego Operations to Meet Surging Defense Tech Demand
Surface drone manufacturer Seasats has expanded into a larger San Diego headquarters, driven by rising military requirements for autonomous marine systems.
