The PSYOP drone delivers printed materials and loudspeaker broadcasts to extend the reach of information operations.
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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.
MicroVision Gives Drones a New Way to See in 3D
MOVIA Air and MOVIA Air Plus are LiDAR sensors for UAVs to enable real-time 3D mapping, onboard perception, and obstacle avoidance.
India’s New Lightweight Missile Aims to Bring Mass Strike Capability to Drones
Lightweight missile uses a 2-kilogram warhead, weighs 10–15 kilograms, and features an inertial navigation system.
Lockheed Fuses AI Agent and Sensors in Live Fighter Intercept Demo
Lockheed paired the X-62 VISTA, Legion Pod sensor, and AI agent in a live fighter intercept demo.
UK Startup Gives Drone Frames a Second Job: Storing Power
Drone Spine is a structural battery that doubles as a drone’s load-bearing frame to store electrical energy.
Romania Fits Nearly a Fleet’s Worth of Roles Into One Ground Robot
Max1 is a modular unmanned ground vehicle that can swap from hauling supplies to clearing mines or hunting drones in minutes.
A New Drone Steps Into the Gap Between FPVs and Long-Range UAVs
F-CAPTAIN is a medium-range UAV with autonomous targeting, GPS-denied navigation, and electric propulsion.
Netherlands Is Giving Its Future Frigates a 12-Meter Drone Boat Wingman
Netherlands’ future frigates use a 12-meter USV to detect submarines at depths up to 750 meters.
Meet Guardian Angel: Thales’ New Autonomous UGV Built in Just Six Weeks
The Guardian Angel autonomous UGV supports reconnaissance, cargo transport, fire support, and casualty evacuation missions.
New Compute Module Packs 4x More Processing Power Into Small Drones
Compute Module uses the Open-Q 6490CS and Swarmer autonomy software to deliver four times more processing power for Group 1 drones.