Success has put India in the exclusive and limited club of nations that possess the high-power Laser-DEW. Follow Us Trending Photos In a major success for the country, India today joined the select ...

New Delhi: In a significant boost to India’s futuristic military capability development, the Defence and Research Development Organisation (DRDO) Sunday showcased a 30-kilowatt laser-based weapon ...

The proliferation of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) and the emergence of drone swarms as asymmetric threats are driving the demand for directed energy weapons with counter-UAS and counter-swarm ...

A New Jersey sheriff, fed up with the unanswered questions surrounding a swarm of mysterious flying objects, took matters into his own hands by sending up his own drone to track them down.

The new anti-drone swarm and anti-missile barrage weapon system has been developed to neutralise a broad range of low-flying aerial threats including rockets, helicopters, missiles, and most notably, ...

I tried flying my drone into an empty ... meaning operators could use them in swarms. A variety of companies are involved in producing different types of drones, and one operator said an important ...

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a groundbreaking innovation against drone swarms and high-speed missiles, according to its developer. The Bullet Curtain system, developed by China’s largest arms maker Norinco, employs a unique ...

Here’s how it works. LOS ANGELES—Thirteen years ago, I set off to turn my dual-fascination with flying drones and filmmaking into a career. But as I started to fully explore the potential of this idea ...

I’ve been flying drones professionally for about a decade and have seen and used many different types of cases over the years. After testing these products, I can say with confidence that any ...

“But technology is changing the game. We used to send officers into dangerous situations. Now, with drones and surveillance, that’s no longer the only option.” Chief Gibson points to a ...