India, Sept. 20 -- The next revolution in warfare may not arrive in the form of a fighter aircraft, missile or conventional ...

The sky above a future battlefield may not be filled with the roar of jet engines or the contrails of supersonic missiles.

The future of drone warfare belongs to adaptive synthetic organisms, not flying flocks of kamikazes — swarms that can lose parts, reassign functions, and keep fighting, as living systems cannot.

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China’s mature homogeneous drone swarms could be a stepping stone toward mixed networks of autonomous air, land and maritime ...

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After decades of hype, directed-energy weapons may offer the U.S. military a cheaper answer to the expensive problem of stopping drones ...

Drones have grown out of being support tools that provide reconnaissance to something that entire wars are fought on. And when hundreds of units are deployed at a time, it sometimes makes sense to ...

Ukrainian drone operators have destroyed many Russian armored vehicles on the ground and even military helicopters in midair using $400 Shrike drones with explosive payloads. Now thousands of such ...

Ukraine claims to be the world-leader in drone warfare – Copyright AFP/File Genya SAVILOV Hundreds of AI-controlled robots operating in unison, talking to each ...

A major challenge in directed-energy warfare is establishing predictable effects. An electronic system may not simply switch ...

Autonomous Power Corporation, doing business as Powerus, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Swarmer to evaluate the integration of Swarmer's co-ordination software with Powerus' air ...