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The forthcoming Wraith Shield software update uses the existing antenna to scan for drone control signals, identify enemy ones, and jam them, L3Harris executives told reporters.
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The F-47’s combat radius is nearly double the F-35’s — and each jet commands up to 8 AI drones, turning 185 fighters into 1,500 platforms
When Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David Allvin stood beside President Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in April 2025 to unveil the F-47, he used a phrase that sent defense analysts reaching for their calculators: the new fighter would have a “significantly longer range” than the F-35 Lightning II.
Artificial intelligence-powered drone manufacturer Skydio on Friday announced a $3.5 billion investment to expand its domestic production and supply chain as the technology race against China intensifies.
At XPONENTIAL 2026, Michael Robbins outlined a shift in the drone industry toward manufacturing, integration, trust, and operational scale.
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Pentagon turns to AI targeting to help troops shoot drones
The technology can detect threats and distinguish them from non-threats, such as birds, faster than a human operator can.
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Pentagon wants AI to aim its drone-killing turrets — with a human still on the trigger
A small quadcopter buzzing toward a military base can cover a mile in under a minute. A human gun operator, scanning the sky, might need 10 to 15 seconds just to spot it. The Pentagon’s answer: let artificial intelligence handle the aiming,