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Can Commercial Drones Survive Electronic Warfare? U.S. Army Expands Testing Opportunities (opens in a new tab)

New Army testing events give drone manufacturers access to realistic GPS jamming and communications interference, with three sessions scheduled for 2027. The U.S. Army is expanding opportunities for commercial drone companies to test their technology under realistic electronic w…

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Satellite Connectivity for Drones Moves Closer to Commercial Scale (opens in a new tab)

New agreement advances the commercial infrastructure needed to deliver and manage satellite communications for drones and advanced air mobility Galaxy 1 Communications and Viasat have announced a new agreement to expand commercial support for Viasat’s Velaris satellite communica…

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ETH Zurich Develops Flexible Drone That Can Survive Collisions (opens in a new tab)

New FlexiQuad design could improve drone operations in confined spaces, search and rescue missions, and challenging environments. Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a flexible drone that can collide with obstacles and continue flying. The design could help drones operate i…

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Purdue’s Windracers ULTRA First Flyer in Indiana Drone Corridor (opens in a new tab)

The heavy-lift aircraft flew more than 50 miles during the corridor’s opening event at Terre Haute. Purdue will make it available to test emergency supply drops for flood-affected communities. Windracers announced on November 2, 2026 that a Windracers ULTRA autonomous aircraft o…

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New flexible drone can withstand collisions without sacrificing speed or agility (opens in a new tab)

For more than a hundred years, quadcopters have been built according to the same basic principle. Four arms, each with a propeller, extend from a rigid central body. This design is ideal for precise, agile flight, but it has one major weakness—the drones are highly sensitive to…

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Is Trump’s Plan to Build a U.S. Drone Industry Working? (opens in a new tab)

Foreign manufacturers are pursuing U.S. production, domestic companies are attracting investment, and Pentagon orders are growing. But can the industry achieve lasting scale? News and Commentary. The Trump administration has made domestic drone manufacturing a national security…

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Drone Activity Disrupts Jersey Airport for Two Consecutive Nights (opens in a new tab)

Police are appealing for witnesses after multiple drones entered restricted airspace on October 30 and 31. The Government of Jersey says it is exploring enhanced detection and counter-drone technology with UK authorities. Unauthorized drone activity near Jersey Airport disrupted…

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Navy DRPM RAS Seeks Cargo Drones for Marine Corps (opens in a new tab)

The new robotic and autonomous systems portfolio office will host a cargo drone demonstration in Huntsville in early 2027. Strong performers could receive Other Transaction prototype agreements. The Department of the Navy’s Direct Reporting Portfolio Manager for Robotic and Auto…

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Blue Marble Geographics Introduces New Global Mapper Subscription for GIS and Drone Mapping (opens in a new tab)

Three subscription tiers bring mapping, terrain analysis, lidar processing, and photogrammetry tools into a unified offering. Blue Marble Geographics has introduced a new subscription model for its Global Mapper software, bringing previously separate geospatial tools and service…

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DOE Launches Battery Manufacturing Initiative to Strengthen U.S. Supply Chain (opens in a new tab)

New national consortium aims to reduce production costs and speed commercialization of advanced batteries, including those used in drones. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has launched a new national consortium to improve domestic battery manufacturing. The initiative could h…

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