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Autonomous & Unmanned
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Explore the future of warfare with autonomous and unmanned systems.
From self-driving vehicles and drones to AI-powered robots, this category covers innovations in technology that are reshaping military operations, enhancing efficiency, and reducing risk by enabling machines to carry out complex tasks.
Warfare Without Sailors? Lockheed and HavocAI Are Betting on It
The mUSV is part of a growing push to deploy smarter, crewless vessels capable of handling complex operations in contested waters.
California Firm Launches Next-Gen EW Shield for Tactical Comms
Spectrum Dominance 2.0 gives Silvus radios stealth and jamming defense, turning standard comms into battlefield-ready gear, without new hardware.
Taiwan Rolls Out ‘Overkill’ Drone to Challenge China’s Superiority
Overkill is Taiwan’s newest frontline drone, built for low-profile strikes against high-value targets like Chinese warships.
Rheinmetall Demos YARO: A Ground ‘Cobot’ for Tough, High-Risk Missions
YARO Cobot is a modular ground robot built for harsh environments, handling high-risk tasks like bomb disposal and reconnaissance.
US Firm Reveals AI-Guided Viper Drone With ATACMS-Like Range
The Viper drone combines cruise missile-like range, AI navigation, and vertical launch to strike targets from up to 290 kilometers.
Ukraine Fields Its ‘Largest’ Ground Robotic Vehicle Yet
The PROTECTOR packs serious muscle: 700 kilos of payload, 400 kilometers of range, and wheels built for battle.
Dutch MoD Taps Lobster Robotics for Next-Gen Seabed Drone
Scout captures the seabed in crisp detail using smart sensors and software, streamlining missions that once needed hours of review.
Ukraine’s New Drone Was Built for One Job: Kill Shaheds
Ukraine is fielding a new $5,000 drone built to intercept Russia’s Shahed drones using fast deployment and low-cost precision.
‘AirLAS’ Turns Reusable Drones Into Long-Range Missile Launchers
AirLAS pairs a reusable drone with IRIS-T missiles, offering a flexible, pilotless way to launch precision strikes from anywhere.