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The Mojave STOL demonstrator landed and departed from a rough maneuver trail during a simulated battlefield exercise, as the partners prepare a production design review planned for November 2026.
State imagery showed assembly activity for at least three domestic drone types, including a one-way attack design and airframes resembling the Saetbyol-4 and Saetbyol-9.
The 200-pound autonomous aircraft is intended to deploy smaller drones and effectors, with flight testing scheduled to start in November.
The famous cheap-drone-versus-expensive-target comparison is real — but incomplete. The deeper shift is in cost per effect, magazine depth, production speed and the ability to force an adversary into bad exchanges.
Iranian-designed Shahed attack drones licensed for Russian production have evolved into the Geran family, with analysts assessing that upgraded systems and targeting support may now flow back to Tehran.
Kongsberg has selected the U.S. company’s MESA radar for air and surface applications, including integration with Protector remote weapon stations.
The radio supplier is discussing local manufacturing partnerships as demand rises for mesh-networking equipment designed to sustain drone links in contested electromagnetic environments.
The U.S. company is pairing its unmanned aircraft proposal with a planned Polish production partnership for the Barracuda-500M missile.
The South Korean company plans serial production of its wheeled laser armored vehicle by the end of 2027 and is pursuing export discussions across three regions.
Epirus will deliver a production-ready high-power microwave system under an $11 million Office of Naval Research contract.
The Finnish defense company and Ukrainian drone maker signed a letter of intent focused on unmanned systems for Western European defense requirements.
The Acquisition, Technology and Logistics Agency selected Terra Drone’s rocket-launched Terra B1 following a Maritime Self-Defense Force demonstration.
The company is investing $40 million in a facility designed to produce 30,000 compact radar panels annually as demand rises for short-range counter-UAS sensors.
The U.S. defense technology company is in talks with Polish officials on potential Fury and Thunder aircraft offerings, while pursuing a separate missile-production partnership with PGZ.
The Ukrainian manufacturer is also negotiating overseas joint production, including with an unnamed French company, as domestic military demand rises.