The United Kingdom will purchase drones produced by New Zealand’s SYOS Aerospace for Ukraine under a contract worth £30 ...

Abstract: The maneuvering of a large-scale unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) swarm, notable for flexible flight with collision-free, is still challenging due to the significant number of UAVs and the ...

Sweden's defense minister said his country is "laser-focused" on making swarm drones quickly. It's a huge capability that has not yet been seen in drone warfare between Russia and Ukraine.

A simulation framework for decentralized UAV swarms that localize cooperatively under GNSS-degraded conditions using trilateration and a cascaded Kalman filter architecture. This project implements a ...

Abstract: Dynamic task allocation of unmanned aerial vehicle swarms for ground targets is an important part of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) swarms task planning and the key technology to improve ...

As wind energy expands globally, maintaining the efficiency and longevity of turbine blades is a critical challenge.

A NATO member has rushed the production of swarm drones — a technology not seen even in Ukraine — as part of an effort to learn from Russia's invasion and prepare its own defenses. Swedish ...

The UK's MOD said it used a radiowave-based weapon to shoot down a drone swarm. This would be a first for the cutting-edge weaponry in the UK. The RF-DEW disrupts drones with high-frequency radio ...

Read a roundup of recent products in the GNSS and inertial positioning industry from the April 2025 issue of GPS World magazine. SBG Systems has upgraded its inertial navigation systems — Ekinox, ...

General Atomics has announced its investment in two Dutch businesses following its Blue Magic Netherlands (BMN) event held last November.

A New Jersey sheriff, fed up with the unanswered questions surrounding a swarm of mysterious flying objects, took matters into his own hands by sending up his own drone to track them down.

Read a roundup of recent products in the GNSS and inertial positioning industry from the April 2025 issue of GPS World magazine.