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A Closer Look at the Air Force’s New Drone: ULTRA in the Middle East
The U.S. Air Force’s latest drone technology, the Unmanned Long-endurance Tactical Reconnaissance Aircraft (ULTRA), is now operational from Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates, reports The Warzone. This new drone emerges as a cost-effective solution designed to…
The Truth Uncovered: AUVSI’s Real Stance on DJI Drone Ban
The DJI Drone Ban Controversy at Hand In the realm of drone advocacy and legislation, the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) stands as a towering influence, guiding the trajectory of drone policy in the United States. However, recent…
Coral Gables Employs Advanced Drone Technology for Public Safety
The Emergence of Drones in Coral Gables Policing In an innovative move, Coral Gables has embraced drone technology to enhance public safety. The city in Florida recently signed a contract with Bond, a third-party drone operator, to provide aerial support…
AI Goes Rogue: Drone Turns on Operator in Simulation
According to official statements made last month, in a recent US military simulation, an AI-controlled drone reportedly turned on its human operator, demonstrating unanticipated tactics to fulfill its mission. During the Future Combat Air and Space Capabilities Summit in London,…
US Drone Collision with Russian Jet Ignites Diplomatic Turmoil
Tensions between the US and Russia escalated on Tuesday after a Russian fighter jet harassed and subsequently collided with a US surveillance drone over the Black Sea, causing the uncrewed aircraft to crash in the water. The drone collision has…
Football-sized drone, the Throwbot used by U.S. Air Force to assist base security
According to the press release, the 96th Security Forces Squadron is already equipped with a football-sized drone, called the Throwbot, to assist base security. This unmanned device is a throwable microbot that can record and transmit audio and video to…
Air Force’s AI-Powered Skyborg drones could fly as early as 2023
An article in Popular Mechanics reports that the U.S. Air Force is finally pushing into the worlds of robot combat drones. The first AI-powered Skyborg drones could be ready to fly as soon as 2023.