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Jiatf 401'S Counter-Uas Marketplace Is Now Live, And The Pentagon'S 'Amazon For Drone Defense' Is Open For Orders - U.s. Army Tests Trv-150 Heavy Lift Drone

U.S. Army Tests TRV-150 Heavy Lift Drone

The U.S. Army is quietly experimenting with a future where supply convoys hum through the sky instead of rumbling down dusty roads. On February 12, 2026, soldiers conducted training with the TRV-150 unmanned aerial vehicle at Fort Stewart in Georgia,…

Palladyne Ai Flies Intelliswarm For The First Time

Palladyne AI Flies IntelliSwarm for the First Time

There are some press releases that feel routine, another flight test, another acronym, another promise of autonomy just around the corner. And then there are moments like this one, where the technology works as advertised, the milestone is real, and…

China Flies 6-Ton Tiltrotor Cargo Drone R6000

China Flies 6-Ton Tiltrotor Cargo Drone R6000

China has quietly crossed another unmanned aviation threshold, this time with something that looks less like a drone and more like a small aircraft that forgot to hire a pilot. On December 28, 2025, the Lanying R6000 completed its maiden…

Flying Cars Have Officially Arrived—But There’s A Catch

Flying Cars Have Officially Arrived—But There’s a Catch

The era of personal flying vehicles isn’t coming—it’s already here. The Pivotal BlackFly, a single-seat electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, has quietly become the first ultralight “flying car” to reach actual consumers in the United States, racking up…