first person view drone

Epirus has demonstrated the first neutralization of a fiber-optic-guided drone using its Leonidas high-power microwave system, highlighting a potential non-kinetic counter to platforms immune to electronic-warfare effects.

Finnish company Summa Defence has delivered the first batch of its Zeus first-person view drones to Ukraine.

A US firm is pairing a laptop with a handheld controller to create a first-person view drone simulator aimed at giving a “highly-realistic” training experience.

Small drones will soon fill Ukrainian skies to create a first-of-its-kind “drone wall” system to shield infrastructure from Russian strikes. 

A virtual training ground is reshaping how Ukrainian soldiers prepare for combat, pitting drone pilots and shooters against each other in digital duels.

Unusual Machines has received an $800,000 order from Red Cat to supply components for the company’s FANG first-person view drones.

The British Army has demonstrated a counter-drone system based on a swarm of networked interceptor and sensor drones. 

The UK military recently completed a tactical experiment launching first-person view (FPV) drones from a CH-47 Chinook helicopter to test new approaches to rapid deployment.

MyDefence has introduced a compact wideband antenna designed to detect signals in lower frequency ranges used by hard-to-detect drones.

The UK Ministry of Defence has contracted Viking Arms to rapidly deliver a fleet of 180 first-person view drones to support British Army training.

Los Angeles-based Neros Technologies has been contracted to supply 6,000 first-person view attack drones to Ukraine.