
Game-Changer in Warfare: How AI Reshapes Combat Dynamics
In a Bloomberg interview, Anduril Industries' founder, Palmer Luckey, sheds light on his company's latest advancements in AI and electronic warfare.
The war that rewrote drone doctrine. FPV strikes, interceptors, jamming, and the industrial race behind them — reported from the open record.

In a Bloomberg interview, Anduril Industries' founder, Palmer Luckey, sheds light on his company's latest advancements in AI and electronic warfare.

A Game Changer in Electromagnetic Warfare Anduril Industries has rolled out its latest innovation in defense technology—a suite of AI-powered electronic warfare (EW) systems known as Pulsar. Designed to address both current and emerging threats, Pulsar stands out for its modular design and multi-mission capabilities. The system can reportedly be mounted on vehicles or drones,…

Overview of Pentagon’s New Funding Initiative The Pentagon is ramping up its defense mechanisms by investing in the AeroVironment Switchblade 600, a tank-destroying drone currently utilized by Ukraine in its resistance against Russian forces. This initiative is part of a broader effort to prepare for potential future conflicts with China, highlighting the strategic importance of…

In an interview with Colonel Vadym Sukharevskyi, Deputy Commander in Chief of Ukraine's Armed Forces, we delve into the Drone Forces

In a groundbreaking development, drones equipped with advanced computer vision software are being deployed to detect and defuse landmines littering the war-torn landscape of Ukraine. The UN and Armed Forces of Ukraine recently invited the team from Safe Pro AI to demonstrate their technology, which successfully located 72 out of 50-100 inert landmines and bombs…

Ukrainian President Zelenskiy revealed the scale of Russia's April attacks on Ukraine, which included the use of around 300 Shahed-type drones.

Latvia and the UK, as key players in the international drone coalition, are ensuring the Ukrainian military receives the necessary drones to meet

As Russia’s war in Ukraine continues, the Kremlin has announced a new program that will further militarize schools and universities, preparing the next generation for combat, reports El Pais. Starting in the upcoming school year, Russian students will learn how to manufacture and operate the lethal drones currently targeting Ukraine. Ministry of Education to Purchase…
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