Neros, started by former drone-racing teens, makes Ukraine-style first-person-view drones that are cost-competitive with popular Chinese models.

Drones and autonomous systems are moving from niche battlefield tools to a core part of modern warfare.

As soccer fans on their favorite teams during the FIFA Men's World Cup, federal authorities in Atlanta continue to focus on what's happening in the skies above.

The US military has lost dozens of Reaper drones collectively worth more than $1 billion while carrying out surveillance and attack missions over Iran. Now the Pentagon is seeking large numbers of cheaper drones that can perform such missions despite the expectation that many will be lost in combat.

Moscow’s new dilemma is how to protect a much bigger geographic area with limited air-defense capabilities.

The use of unmanned vessels to attack Iranian naval installations offers new evidence of how drones are taking over modern warfare.

Lockheed Martin Aculight and nLIGHT Defense primarily manufacture solid-state lasers (SSL) for military purposes. SSLs are high-energy laser beams that burn through their targets. "This is going to, I think,

The Navy wants its next-gen carrier-based drones to handle a wide range of missions, from strikes and anti-submarine warfare to aerial refueling and more.