British Army soldiers successfully tracked, targeted and destroyed swarms of small drones in the latest test of a Directed ...

The UK MoD has trialed a new radio-frequency weapon capable of disabling drone swarms for just 10p per shot, offering a ...

The British army is testing an energy weapon based on radio waves to destroy swarms of drones. The system impresses with its low deployment costs.

The Tryzub’s emergence underscores a global trend toward directed energy weapons as a response to the proliferation of ...

SpaceX leads a bid to build Trump's 'Golden Dome' missile defense shield with Palantir & Anduril, proposing a satellite-based ...

The British Army has neutralised swarms of drones with the “RapidDestroyer” — a new defence tech weapon that uses ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

The capability is separate from previous efforts by the Department of Defense to put lasers on aircraft. The new laser is part of the General Atomics Laser Weapon Systems portfolio, centering around ...

A model of BlueHalo's palletised Locust laser weapon system at the Navy League Sea-Air-Space exhibition in April 2025. (BlueHalo) BlueHalo displayed a mock-up of its Locust laser weapon system at ...

Various new capabilities are being developed for the British armed forces, including the destructive DragonFire laser weapon system which can reportedly zap a £1 coin from a mile away.

The United Kingdom is advancing its plans to deploy the DragonFire laser weapon system, with a goal to equip four Royal Navy destroyers by 2027. This next-generation weapon system, capable of striking ...