South African defence manufacturer Milkor reports a growing order book, as it expands production capacity amid escalating regional conflicts.
Unmanned aerial vehicles are fast finding use in construction, photography, agriculture, defence and many other industries, says Dean Conde, UTM lead at iOCO Digital.
The US Federal Aviation Authority will trial a system for sending targeted jamming rays to drones that pose a safety hazard.
Only time will tell if they will have the effect of encouraging growth, while enhancing safety, or only result in bureaucracy and barriers to entry, says Webber Wentzel.
Stratasys and Optomec create the world's first fully printed hybrid structure, which has the potential to change product development.
Law enforcers "seriously" consider robot planes for the Soccer World Cup.
The new pilotless plane features latest-generation mission systems avionics and a new stores management system.
The company tweaks the Seeker II by adding a catapult launch and parafoil recovery capability.
The state arms company will build a bigger and better robotic recce plane.
A computer-crewed craft will debut at the bi-annual air show.
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