A Connecticut startup is designing drones to be flown in near-hurricane-force winds and other stormy conditions.

The Ukrainian design likely uses a recoilless gun concept, which hails from World War I's Davis gun.

Business Insider visited a Ukrainian company making fiber-optic drones in Kyiv. This is what it's like inside the operation.

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Drones are revolutionizing warfare and are increasingly being used in attacks on American soldiers. Now, the U.S. military is ...

Ukrainian companies are racing to build fiber-optic drones for the country's military to use. Business Insider recently visited the production line of one such company in Kyiv. Take a look at how ...

RFI is one of 12 international media outlets taking part in the Gaza Project, a collaborative investigation into the threats ...

For soldiers and commanders on the edge of battle, any talk about a lasting cease-fire still feels like a dangerous fantasy.

Fractal Antenna Systems, Inc. ("FRACTAL") has unveiled Acoustic Resonance Mitigation (ARM), a pioneering technology that ...

The use of unmanned aerial vehicles to deliver medical products in hard-to-reach areas of the country is “taking off,” with ...

North Korean drones unveiled this week likely incorporate artificial intelligence technology to identify and autonomously strike South Korean and U.S. military equipment, a South Korean lawmaker said ...

A Queensland farmer is spearheading a major shift in how livestock are mustered with a ‘dog in the sky’ effectively making ...