drones

US Air Force Buys Black Widow Drones for $2.49M as Potential Teal 2 Successor

The US Air Force is considering the Black Widow small uncrewed aircraft system, made by Red Cat Holdings' subsidiary Teal Drones, to replace its current Teal 2 drone fleet.

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NATO Creates Fast-Track Procurement Route for Counter-Drone Systems 

The NATO Support and Procurement Agency has established framework agreements with five suppliers of deployable counter-drone systems.

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NorthStrive Advances Drone Tech for Towing Payloads Across Air and Water

NorthStrive Defense Tech has finalized an exclusive licensing agreement with the Florida State University Research Foundation for patented drone technology capable of transporting payloads across both air and water.

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Red Cat Links Black Widow Small Drone to Tactical Strike Network

Red Cat Holdings and C3A Solutions have integrated the OBERON tactical fires ecosystem with the Black Widow small unmanned aerial system, expanding the drone’s role on the modern battlefield.

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Anduril’s Ohio Arsenal-1 Produces First YFQ-44A Drone for US CCA Program

Anduril's Ohio-based Arsenal-1 defense manufacturing facility has produced its first YFQ-44A Collaborative Combat Aircraft for the US Air Force less than two years after the site was established.

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Elroy Air Adds New Autonomous Delivery Modes to Chaparral Drone

Elroy Air has added three unattended cargo delivery modes to its Chaparral drone, expanding autonomous resupply options for military logistics.

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Canada Accelerates Homegrown Military Drone Production Under New Program

Ottawa has launched the Defence Drone Initiative, a new program aimed at speeding the development and fielding of Canadian-built unmanned systems for the Canadian Armed Forces.

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Taiwan, UK Forge First Bilateral Drone Industry Alliance

Taiwan and the UK have signed their first formal agreement to strengthen drone industry cooperation, establishing a framework for joint research, investment, and commercial expansion.

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Exosens to Triple Thermal Camera Production for Drone Defense Demand

Exosens will triple its thermal camera production capacity in 2026 as demand grows for imaging systems used in drone and counter-drone applications.

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UK Sets Sights on Future Drone Warfare With Army-Led Projects

The UK is adapting to the changing demands of modern warfare by bringing scientists, soldiers, and industry partners together to develop new drone and counter-drone capabilities through two major projects.

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