Oct 7, 2019 | Counter Drone News
By James Rogers, October 4, 2019 Let me paint a picture of the near future. Drones, some weighing a few pounds and others a few tons, will flow endlessly back and forth from rural distribution centers to inner-city delivery hubs. Day in and day out, they will drop...
Oct 4, 2019 | Counter Drone News
Drone Technology Proliferation in Small Wars Scott Crino and Andy Dreby The recent drone attacks targeting critical components of Saudi Arabia’s energy sector, highlighted by the September fourteenth attacks on Saudi Arabia’s Khurais oilfield and Abqaiq refinery,...
Oct 3, 2019 | Counter Drone News
Drones have become a trusted tool in the arsenal of non-state actors seeking to engage in asymmetric attacks against a more powerful adversary. Besides Hezbollah, a range of terrorist groups deploy drones in their operations, including the so-called Islamic State,...
Oct 3, 2019 | Counter Drone News
A drone with a nail gun…..a weapon in the wrong hands An octocopter capable of attaching asphalt shingles to roofs with a nail gun has been demonstrated at the University of Michigan. This aerial vehicle is autonomous, meaning that it positions the nail gun on a...
Oct 1, 2019 | Counter Drone News
Air defense and electronic warfare systems deployed at Russia’s Hmeymim air base in Syria have shot down or disabled over 100 drones during terrorists’ attempted attacks on the military facility over the past two years, Defense Ministry Spokesman Major-General Igor...
Oct 1, 2019 | Counter Drone News
The discovery of two drones in the department of Nariño has raised fears about what impact such technology could have on the current conflict in the southwest of Colombia. On September 19, the Colombian Army announced that an operation had seized two Syma drones,...
