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JIATF-401’s Push to Build a Faster Counter-UAS Marketplace
Drone threats evolve faster than traditional defense acquisition cycles. For Joint Interagency Task Force 401 (JIATF-401), closing that gap means changing more than the equipment the government buys. It means...Read More
Drone Warfare’s Human Cost: Why Counter-UAS, Autonomy, and Medical Robotics Must Advance Together
A wounded soldier waits for help. A rescue team knows where to find him. But the same drones that struck his position now threaten anyone who tries to reach him....Read More
Why High-Accuracy Drone Mapping Matters for Industrial Inspections
Flyability’s new High-Accuracy Mapping feature brings survey-grade Elios 3 point-cloud processing into Inspector Online. It helps industrial teams connect drone inspection evidence with the spatial data needed to understand, measure...Read More
Canada’s AI Gamble: Bold Vision, Blurry Rules for Global Robotics Companies
Canada wants to be the next great AI power. In June 2026, the federal government launched AI for All, a national artificial intelligence strategy built on six pillars and five...Read More
Silicon Anodes, National Security: Battery Cells as Drone Infrastructure
At the Commercial UAV Expo in Las Vegas, most exhibitors pitched airframes, payloads or software. But Sila Nanotechnologies pitched the battery cell itself, something less visible and arguably more foundational....Read More
Airwise Solutions Builds a Connected Ecosystem for Drone Operations
A drone program can have capable aircraft, skilled pilots and sophisticated sensors yet still struggle to turn those assets into a coordinated operation. Different manufacturers bring different interfaces. Flight planning,...Read More
Campus Guardian Angel Shows How Drones Could Confront School Shooters in Seconds
Campus Guardian Angel took the stage and the outdoor demo area by storm at Carahsoft’s inaugural Drones in Public Sector Summit in Reston, Virginia last month. The Texas-based company builds...Read More
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
Senator John Hoeven Announces Project Atlas to Link Air and Ground Autonomy for Military Missions
Today, Sen. John Hoeven announced Project Atlas at the 20th Annual UAS Summit, outlining a new partnership to integrate unmanned aircraft and unmanned ground vehicles into a coordinated system that...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