Technologies
Inertial Labs, a VIAVI Solutions Company, Launches IRINS LEO-Aided Inertial Navigation System
System enables full D3SOE operation on land, air and sea by integrating state-of-the-art positioning, navigation and timing technologies from VIAVI Chandler, Ariz., January 29, 2026 – Inertial Labs, a VIAVI Solutions Inc. (VIAVI)...Read More
Beyond Satellites: How the IHub, Space Force Guardians and Innovators Are Prototyping the Future of Spacepower
By: Samantha Louque, VT-ARC Ever since the Soviet Union successfully launched Sputnik 1, outer space has been a highly contested and rapidly changing domain. However, that change has grown exponentially...Read More
Driving Autonomy, Defending Stability: AVs, National Security and the New AV Framework
By: Dawn Zoldi Automated vehicles (AVs) and automated driving systems (ADS) are colliding with national security concerns in ways that will shape both America’s roads and its strategic resilience. At...Read More
Elbit Systems UK Completes Full UTACS Acquisition, Expands European Tactical UAS Footprint
By Arie Egozi, Autonomy Global – Ambassador for Israel Elbit Systems UK has finalized the full acquisition of UAV Tactical Systems Ltd. (UTACS), securing all required regulatory and government approvals...Read More
U. S. Space Force Field Commands successfully launch GPS III Space Vehicle 09 into orbit
Summary: The Space Force launched a Lockheed Martin-built Global Positioning System (GPS) III satellite, named in honor of NASA astronaut Col. Ellison Onizuka, into orbit on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket...Read More
Roving No‑Drone Zones or Rogue Authority? FAA’s New NOTAM and the Outer Limits of Drone Mitigation Power
By Dawn M.K. Zoldi, Colonel (USAF, Ret.), Esq. Congress has been very deliberate about who can shoot down, jam or seize drones over the United States, and under what conditions....Read More
Maritime Autonomy’s Legal Crossroads: Inside Law‑Tech Connect’s High‑Seas Debate
By: Dawn Zoldi Autonomous ships, uncrewed surface vessels and underwater robots, once relegated to the land of sci‑fi, already survey seabeds, inspect critical infrastructure and quietly impact global trade and...Read More
Drones, Data and Digital Twins: The Spatial Intelligence Rewiring Airports and Ports
By: Dahlia Kopycienski At the world’s busiest gateways, behind the scenes, high‑fidelity geospatial data, live sensor feeds and drone‑enabled 3D models have evolved airports and ports into deeply digital operating...Read More
Israel and EU Alarm on “Clear & Imminent” Cyber Risks from Chinese-Made Drones
By Arie Egozi, Autonomy Global – Ambassador for Israel The Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) are sharply reducing their use of Chinese-made drones over mounting evidence that these systems expose sensitive...Read More
FAA Reopens BVLOS Comment Period, Raising Fresh Questions About Process
By: Dawn Zoldi The Federal Aviation Administration has just moved to reopen the public comment period on its landmark “Normalizing Unmanned Aircraft Systems Beyond Visual Line of Sight Operations” rule....Read More