Natalia de la Rosa
U.S. Military Autonomy Reorganization: Who Is Building, Buying and Fighting With Unmanned Systems?
The Department of War (DoW) is building an autonomy enterprise rather than a single “drone headquarters.” As of September 30, 2026, it recast its Direct Reporting Portfolio Manager for Unmanned...Read More
Uvision and Wayland Join Forces
Israeli company Uvision and Wayland Autonomy today announced the integration of Wayland’s IRIS airborne imaging payload into Uvision’s Tactical CORTEX architecture. First unveiled at ADEX 2026 in Baku, Tactical CORTEX...Read More
HyLight raises €13M as its autonomous airships start replacing helicopters on Europe’s critical infrastructure
After inspecting thousands of kilometers for major operators across France and Europe, the startup is scaling up, accelerating the industrialization of its fleet and expanding its AI-powered data analysis capabilities....Read More
SPH Engineering Announces Winners of the 2026 Global Drone Operations Awards
BUDAPEST, Hungary, October 12, 2026 – SPH Engineering, a solution architect for drone-based surveying, inspection and mapping, announced the winners of its inaugural Global Drone Operations Awards during SPH Drone...Read More
ANELLO Photonics Brings GPS-Denied Navigation to the Army during AUSA in Washington, D.C.
This year, AUSA arrives at a moment when soldiers, program managers and vehicle designers across the force confront the uncomfortable truth that GPS can no longer be trusted on the...Read More
Small Company, National Reach: How SRS Builds UAS Capability From the Ground Up
The drone industry loves a headline. From announcements about new aircraft and fresh funding rounds to autonomy breakthroughs and beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) approvals, the announcements flood industry...Read More
Drone Industry Experts Tackle Drone Swarms, Heavy Lift and Uncrewed Cargo Flight
Autonomy Global Network’s Full Crew podcast gathered three drone industry leaders for Episode 84 in a conversation that moved from offshore helicopter conversions to battlefield swarm warfare and heavy lift...Read More
Tulip Tech Battery Systems Advance Resilience of the Free World Through Autonomous Power
As drones, ground robots and uncrewed maritime systems take on higher-stakes missions, power has become a defining operational constraint. On a recent Dawn of Autonomy episode, Tulip Tech Founder and...Read More
AI in Israeli Satellite to Customer in South America
Israeli intelligence satellite-based with AI Israeli company ImageSat International (ISI), has signed a two-year agreement worth approximately US$3.5 million with a customer in Latin America. Under the agreement, ISI will...Read More
FAA’s MOSAIC Rule Opens the Sky to Personal eVTOLs, Reshapes AAM’s Regulatory Map
The FAA’s Modernization of Special Airworthiness Certification (MOSAIC) rule fundamentally changes how the agency classifies, certifies and regulates light aircraft. Regulators originally built it to expand traditional general aviation, but...Read More