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CHINA has unveiled a horrifying mosquito-sized drone to be used for covert missions and spying.
The spindly device looks scarily akin to the blood-sucking insect – making it…
A new and dangerous security flashpoint has emerged in South Asia as Turkish-origin Bayraktar-TB2 drones, already used by Pakistan in recent military operations against India, have now surfaced in Bangladesh. This development is causing serious alarm within Indian defence and intelligence circles, raising the spectre of coordinated drone-enabled surveillance and potential strike threats along
India is taking decisive steps to enhance its military capabilities by significantly boosting the domestic production capacity for military-grade drones, as emphasized by Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh.While India already has a robust ecosystem for civilian drones, the Defence Secretary highlighted that only a handful—about three to five—manufacturers currently possess the capacity to
India has made a significant leap into the global arena of advanced military technology with the unveiling of the FWD-LM01, the country’s first indigenous loitering munition with a 100-kilometre range. Developed by Bangalore-based Flying Wedge Defence and Aerospace (FWDA), this tactical drone represents a paradigm shift in India’s defence capabilities, marking the nation’s bold entry into the
On the helicopter front, Airbus and Italian manufacturer Leonardo announced they are collaborating on a NH90 Block 2 multirole rotorcraft upgrade architecture study to determine the long term evolution of the type.
The Indian Army has established a dedicated drone Maintenance, Repair, and Operations (MRO) lab at the Madras Regimental Centre (MRC), Wellington, in partnership with Chennai-based Zuppa Geo Navigation Technologies, marking a significant evolution in its unmanned aerial systems (UAS) strategy.This initiative, launched under the vision of Army Chief Gen Upendra Dwivedi to equip every soldier with
New ShieldAI CEO Gary Steele told Breaking Defense he wants to bring “a different level of maturity and focus as we grow at scale.”
PARIS AIR SHOW — The French military has bought a set of new Mataris loitering munitions from firm KNDS, as the government seeks to scale up production in the wake of the Ukraine war, the company told Breaking Defense during this week’s Paris Air Show….
Hyderabad-based Raghu Vamsi Aerospace Group marked a significant milestone for India’s defence and aerospace sector by unveiling the country’s first jet-powered Kamikaze UAV, the Astra-100, at the 55th International Paris Air Show.Developed under its deep-tech brand ARROBOT, the Astra-100 is a fixed-wing, jet-powered drone designed for autonomous combat missions. The UAV stands out for its
Company after company has introduced unmanned platforms, but as one analyst said, the Navy “just has not given the indication that they are buying these at scale.”