Droner

 

Meet Drone Round, the company  supplying Marines with  anti-drone ammo (Military Times) Logic suggests that a shotgun  would be the best firearm to use to take out an  enemy drone as it has long been the weapon of  choice to shoot down small aerial targets.  That’s because inside a shotshell contains pellets  that spread as they fly down range, which increases  the odds of hitting a flying target. Read More ----oooo00O00oooo----

AV and Applied Intuition Establish Strategic Collaboration to Advance Unmanned Teaming By The Editor on Aug 04, 2026 06:45 am AeroVironment, Inc. and Applied Intuition, Inc., a global player in physical AI and collaborative autonomy software, have announced a strategic teaming agreement to advance unmanned teaming capabilities for the United States Military and its allies. Under the agreement, Applied Intuition’s Acuity ISR/Strike software will be integrated into AV’s Mayhem 10 launched effects system, enabling autonomous collaborative hunter-killer and swarm […] Read in browser » Kratos to Manufacture Elroy Air Chaparral Autonomous Cargo Aircraft in Expanded California Facility By The Editor on Aug 04, 2026 06:40 am Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc., a Technology Company in the Defense, National Security and Global Markets, has announced that it will manufacture Elroy Air’s Chaparral autonomous cargo aircraft in its expanding Sacramento, California production facility, supporting increasing demand across commercial logistics and defence markets while expecting to further grow its regional workforce of 450 high-tech employees […] Read in browser » NATO Establishes Several Framework Contracts for C-UAS By The Editor on Aug 04, 2026 06:30 am The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has established five framework contracts for tactical and deployable Counter-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-UAS), offering NATO Allies and partner nations a faster, simpler route to acquire a proven defensive capability. Small and tactical drones pose a persistent threat to deployed forces, critical infrastructure and civilian populations. The contracts focus on flexible, off-the-shelf […] Read in browser » High-Powered Lasers can Wirelessly Charge Drones Mid-Flight By The Editor on Aug 04, 2026 06:15 am Chinese researchers have revealed a new technology that could soon enable drones to charge mid-flight using high-powered lasers. The scientists built a prototype of the system using a model of a drone and attached a receiver that works similarly to a solar cell. Fixed to the underside of the wing, the receiver successfully converted the energy […] Read in browser » Recent Articles:CACI Gets $500M C-UAS SkyValor IDIQ Contract for Domestic Shield Effort Russia Detains Billionaire in Drone Fraud Case Ukrainian-Danish Venture to Build 12,000 SAKER Military Drones Annually US Army and Auriga Space to Develop Low-Cost Electromagnetic Weapons Against Drone Swarms Applications Open for First Joint Ukraine – NATO Innovation Grant Programme