The ability to rapidly launch many hundreds of drones from a single container is great for light shows, but it also has serious military implications.

Ukrainian startup Swarmer, which develops artificial intelligence for managing swarms of drones, has raised $15 million in funding, the company announced on Sept. 16. The sum represents the ...

Many innovations are being developed with the help of BraveOne. Let’s talk about technological forecasts for the war — where ...

The UK, the Netherlands, Finland, Sweden, Poland and the US are providing anti-drone and surveillance equipment to head-off ...

It’s the stuff of sci-fi nightmares. But also perhaps the concept behind China’s gigantic new drone mothership called Jiu ...

The Epirus Leonidas works by firing its high-power microwave weapon to disable drone swarms by emitting targeted ...

U.S. defence firm Northrop Grumman is testing higher calibre cannon bullets to shoot down drones at lower cost, based on ...

Thales produces a laser-guided rocket designed to destroy drones with a cloud of steel balls. Ukraine is putting it to the ...

Fire Swarm 2: how manned and unmanned aircraft work together, proving the potential of drone firefighting technology in ...