Fiber-optic drones are becoming a weapon of choice for Ukraine and Russia because they are immune to traditional electronic warfare tactics.

The West isn't cranking out drones like Ukraine and Russia, but that may be the right call.

Sky News has been given exclusive access to a Ukrainian drone factory to watch its start-up ingenuity at work. Ukrainians ...

President Donald Trump is expected to unilaterally reinterpret a 38-year-old arms control treaty to sell advanced military ...

Drones are changing warfare, and companies are getting into that where they can. For AimLock, it's making the weapons for when all else fails.

Armed fully autonomous drone swarms are an entirely possible end-goal from the conflux of a host of drone technologies, like cheap airframes, automated targeting, swarming, and explosive payloads ...

The war in Ukraine has accelerated the development and deployment of unmanned technologies, which are no longer limited to ...

The British Army has successfully tested a Radiofrequency Directed Energy Weapon (RF DEW) that took out multiple swarms of drones simultaneously and near instantaneously using high-frequency radio ...

British Army soldiers successfully tracked, targeted and destroyed swarms of small drones in the latest test of a Directed Energy Weapon. The British Army has completed the UK’s largest counter ...

Employing a weapon called THOR, the Air Force used microwave energy to knock drones out of the sky in an April test.

The Department of Defense would like to test out options for soldier-carried anti-drone weapons. Here's what we know about the request.

Drones can offer some aerial versatility for cinematography, but any tools or even weapons for attachment and use on drones are strictly regulated.