Intelligent drones and unmanned aerial systems (UAS) are rapidly evolving from experimental prototypes into essential infrastructure across disaster response, health care delivery, agriculture, ...

First person view drones are redefining war by changing airpower, tactics, surveillance and driving new counter-drone defense ...

The idea of using drones for news gathering came to Olewe in 2012 when he realised that journalists covering floods in Kenya at that time were putting themselves at risk by riding the flood waters.

SAN ANTONIO — As drone technology continues to evolve, one Florida-based company has rolled out an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) capable of security surveillance while staying up in the air for days ...

The video introduces a fascinating array of cutting-edge inventions and technologies that redefine our understanding of innovation. Viewers are taken on a journey through groundbreaking advancements ...

China has made a significant leap in drone technology with the development of a new ‘drone mothership’ capable of deploying 100 small killer robots. This advancement has sparked questions about why ...

A Ukrainian arms maker says future warfare is one soldier controlling drone swarms with autonomy. It's tech Ukraine and some partners are working on because it gives a single soldier greater impact.

Unmanned aircraft systems are a key area of investment for the U.S. Navy and U.S. Coast Guard to grow maritime dominance.

Have you ever imagined a drone that could fly indefinitely, powered only by the sun? It sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie, but it’s now a reality. By harnessing the power of renewable energy ...

With uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) becoming critical to modern warfare, Taiwan-U.S. cooperation on building a joint supply chain has made notable progress through U.S. UAS sales, subsystem ...

Today, South Africa’s Denel Dynamics have finalised development of the Seeker 400, Africa’s only home-grown hunter-killer drone. As part of its shadow-war on what it calls the “arc of instability” ...