Volarious, a company specialized in providing tethered drone technology, announced the launch of its latest product, the V-Line Pro for DJI Matrice 4 Series. The tethered system is now compatible ...

In the early days of April 2024, the battlefields near Krasnohorivka witnessed a peculiar sight captured on camera: a Russian T-72 tank encased in a robust metal shell and maneuvering through the ...

Explore the best FPV drone headsets of 2025, from budget picks to pro-level goggles, with top choices for analog, digital, ...

The RAF said that FPV drones have proven their ‘effectiveness in recent conflicts’, reflecting the service’s vision of a ...

MOSCOW (Reuters) - The mayor of the Russian port city of Novorossiisk declared a state of emergency on Saturday after local authorities said a Ukrainian drone attack had damaged a grain terminal ...

While there are over a million registered drones in the United States, many are used for other purposes, such as the thrill of flying. One of the best examples of this is First Person View (FPV ...

Only police-operated drones used for surveillance purposes will be permitted and even these will be allowed outside the stadium. No drones—whether operated by individuals or police teams —will ...

The concise plan outlines three main objectives. The first objective is to do better at identifying situations where severe injury or death is an immediate risk. To make recognizing risk more ...

An explosion of a drone is seen in the sky over Kyiv, Ukraine, during a Russian drone strike on April 29, 2025. Gleb Garanich/Reuters U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with Lavrov by phone ...

The soldier immediately laid down his weapon and followed the drone. -In late October 2024, a video surfaced on social media showing an FPV drone from Ukraine’s 79th Brigade “forcing” a Russian ...

Ukrainians are able to modify their tactics and technology quickly. One was First Person View/FPV drones to plant magnetic mines on the edge of a road or trail Russian armored vehicles are headed for.

This New York Times feature cites sources describing how the Israeli military has integrated facial recognition technology, drone targeting, and chatbots monitoring texts into its war in Gaza.