The US and Ukraine are discussing a “mega deal” for Washington to purchase battle-tested drones from eastern Europe in exchange for American heavy weaponry.

Israel-based Tevel Aerobotics Technologies aims to help fruit growers reduce the need for labor with its “Flying Autonomous Robots” that can prune, thin and harvest crops. Using AI and machine vision, the robots locate the fruit, determine whether it’s ripe and then pluck it off the tree.

A Ukrainian soldier told BI that the thermonaric warheads have gotten bigger, while a first responder said Russia is using them more frequently.

Here are the top drone manufacturers in the world today, trailblazers crafting the future of flight:

Base commanders can approve new types of drones for training exercises, something which previously required Pentagon authority.

A gang who used drones to find cannabis grows and then stole them in violent raids have been jailed. The group were caught when police were called to suspicious behaviour at a house in Mansfield, Nottinghamshire in May 2024.

AstaZero has unveiled the world’s most advanced proving ground for connected vehicles, an ambitious leap into a 6G-powered future.