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Why there is no silver bullet for counter small UAS technology is a two-part interview with Northrop Grumman from the Aerospace & Defense Technology podcast.
As drones become more advanced, the threat they pose to critical infrastructure grows. At the Counter UAS Homeland Security 2024 conference, Paul Hansen, Project Manager
In December 2018, Gatwick Airport faced an unprecedented crisis when multiple drone sightings caused repeated closures, severely disrupting operations. Aaron Bassett, Stable Operations Lead at
Kyrylo Budanov, head of Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence (HUR), announced on September 7 that Ukrainian-made drones now have a maximum range of 1,800 kilometers (1,118 miles).
MARSS, a global leader in AI-powered security solutions, recently completed a successful evaluation of its cutting-edge C-UAS system in the Middle East. The two-day trial
Ukrainian and Russian forces engaged in a series of drone and missile exchanges overnight between September 4 – 5, as ongoing conflict escalated across multiple
Aurora Flight Sciences, a Boeing company, successfully completed a seven-hour flight test of its fuel-cell-powered sUAS, SKIRON-XLE, marking a major advancement in flight endurance for
Refining Counterswarm Tactics is an open-access Naval Postgraduate School thesis by Karl P. Flynn. This research conducts a trade-off analysis of a point-defense counter-swarming scenario
An Acoustic Approach to Drone Identification Using Machine Learning is an open-access Naval Postgraduate School work by Rachel M. Kenagy. The increasing use of drones
A new C-UAS balloon technology developed in Ukraine could give it a much-needed edge in its ongoing war with Russia. The Aero Azimuth system, developed
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