Observation Without Limits (OWL), a US-based manufacturer of 2D and 3D radars for ground and low-altitude airspace surveillance applications, has announced the launch of its
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
“Ukraine adds jet-powered interceptor to its range of C-UAS systems”
Ukraine’s defence ministry has announced that the country’s Alexa Spatium, the first Ukrainian jet-powered drone interceptor, has been added to the arsenal of the Defence
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Michigan’s East Upper Peninsular drone and UTM initiative – Global Airspace Radar
A new public-private partnership has been launched in Michigan’s Eastern Upper Peninsula to advance drone-based mobility solutions and airspace management. The year-long initiative has now concluded with
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Swedish Transport Agency approves police request to establish BVLOS drone zone – precursor to UTM
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes The Swedish Transport Agency (STA) has approved the establishment of a temporary D-area and associated geographical UAS zone in Norrköping, allowing the
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US Army awards ThinKom Solutions USD49 million contract to deliver high-power microwave C-UAS system
The US Army, through Portfolio Acquisition Executive Fires’ Program Manager for Advanced Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System Effects (PM ACE), has awarded ThinKom Solutions Inc a prototype
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Ukrainian, NATO troops collaborate on C-UAS battlefield tactics in Exercise Baltic Trust
Testing the most effective battlefield counter-UAS technology has been the key focus of Exercise Baltic Trust, which brought together approximately 650 participants from 24 countries
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KNETCO and Skyports to build advanced air mobility infrastructure in Kuwait
KNETCO and Skyports Infrastructure (Skyports) have signed a Strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to work together on the development of advanced air mobility (AAM) infrastructure
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US imposes 100% tariff on foreign drones “sensitive for national security”
US President Donald Trump has announced the US government will impose a 100% tariff on drones from foreign companies “of a certain size or with
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UTM rises into space – and ANSPs will have a role
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes In March this year UAS traffic management (UTM) company Skypuzzler announced that it had been granted a European Space Agency (ESA) SPARK
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Astrolight, ATMOS plan satellite and re-entry vehicle communications by laser
On August 10, 2026 Astrolight, a Lithuanian space and defence company developing laser communication solutions across space, ground, and maritime domains, and ATMOS Space Cargo,
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