Russia, Ukraine and drone strike
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Autonomous drones have never seen better. AI-powered vision can detect, track, and classify objects with remarkable sophistication. Yet one gap has stayed stubbornly open across the industry: a drone can capture a crisp image of an object hundreds of meters away and still not know what it is looking at.
While U.S. military officials say they have decimated the Iranian navy and air force and control the country's airspace, one weapon in the Islamic Republic's arsenal that seems to be having a continued impact in the conflict is its one-way drones.
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The most prominent feature of the Ukraine war, now over four years old, is Ukraine’s increasingly powerful attacks on Russian refineries, storage facilities, dual-use civilian-military logistics warehouses,
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Originally a decoy, Russia's Gerbera drone is now being used for reconnaissance, communications relay, and strike missions as its role continues to expand.
April 1 (Asia Today) --Japan is considering introducing long-range attack drones with a range exceeding 1,000 kilometers to its Self-Defense Forces, a move aimed at strengthening deterrence against China and North Korea and adapting to changing warfare trends.
France's push to enlist its car industry to produce military drones is moving to industrial implementation, as partnerships between
A Switchblade 600 launches from an MQ-9 Reaper in an experimental test flight. (AeroVironment) U.S. Special Operations Command is looking for a small but long-range kamikaze drone. The goal is to develop an air-launched loitering munition “with an ...
Russia is "betting primarily" on jet-powered drones while reducing the number of conventional drones used, said the navy spokesperson.