Drones
UVision Launches European Subsidiary in Munich to Meet Soaring Demand for Loitering Munitions
By Arie Egozi, Autonomy Global – Ambassador for Israel The growing demand across Europe for advanced loitering weapon systems has led Israeli company UVision to establish a new European subsidiary...Read More
From Classroom to Cornfield: Building Skills for Precision Agriculture
By Bronwyn Morgan, Autonomy Global Ambassador – Training and Education Once a novelty, highly automated and autonomous drones have become indispensable tools in modern farming. From pinpoint crop surveillance to...Read More
Loitering Munitions: Israeli Industry Eyes Estonia’s €400 Million Tender
By Arie Egozi, Autonomy Global – Ambassador for Israel The Israeli Ministry of Defence has been asked by several Israeli defence companies to approve export offers of their most advanced...Read More
Russia Reportedly Upgrading Iranian Shahed Drones With Battle-Tested Tech for Ukraine War
By Arie Egozi, Autonomy Global – Ambassador for Israel According to intelligence sources, Russia is now supplying Iran with upgraded components for its Shahed family of attack drones, leveraging battlefield...Read More
ASSUREd Safe: Building Trustworthy Drone Programs for High‑Stakes Public Safety Missions
By: Dawn Zoldi When lives and communities are on the line, “good enough” UAS training is not really good enough. ASSUREd Safe, the public safety training arm of the FAA’s...Read More
Elbit SkyStriker Loitering Munition Gains Traction in Europe Amid Ukraine War
By Arie Egozi, Autonomy Global – Ambassador for Israel The war in Ukraine has significantly increased European interest in Elbit Systems’ SkyStriker loitering munition, as regional militaries look to expand...Read More
NAVAIR Selects Near Earth Autonomy to Enable Uncrewed Ship-to-Shore Operations in Contested Maritime Environments
Resilient Uncrewed Logistics in GPS-Denied Maritime Environments Pittsburgh, PA – March 27th, 2026 / The Naval Air Systems Command has awarded Near Earth Autonomy (Near Earth) a contract to develop...Read More
Canada Moves Toward Mandatory ADS-B Out: New Airspace Rules Could Reshape National Skies
By: Dan Juhlin, Autonomy Global Ambassador – Canada The winds of change are blowing in Canadian skies. While Canada’s fleet of approximately 31,000 active general aviation (GA) aircraft grapples with...Read More
BRINC Unveils Guardian, Launching the Next Era of Drone as First Responder
Guardian delivers 24/7 operations, unmatched imaging, Starlink connectivity, and more to help public safety agencies respond to 911 calls and save lives. SEATTLE, WA – March 24, 2026 – BRINC,...Read More
FAA Sharpens Drone Rules for First Responders With New BVLOS, SGI and Stadium Tools
By: Dawn Zoldi The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has been busy updating the rules for how police, fire and emergency management agencies fly drones. At the DRONERESPONDERS NACON, FAA leaders...Read More
