The war in Ukraine has shown just how powerful low-cost attack drones can be. Startups are looking for affordable solutions, turning to options including interceptor drones and lasers.
By Robert Wallenhauer
In an interview with Table.Briefings, Marc Wietfeld says he believes that ground drones will become just as important as unmanned aerial systems in the medium term.
By Robert Wallenhauer
Kerry Hoppe is set to bolster business development and lobbying efforts at the drone startup.
By Gabriel Bub
Several people have died in what appear to be Ukraine’s largest attacks on Russia so far this year. According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, more than 1,000 drones were intercepted within 24 hours.
By Redaktion Table
The Series H funding round totals USD 5 billion. The defense startup is growing rapidly in Asia. In Europe, however, the market is proving to be more challenging.
By Robert Wallenhauer
Latvian Prime Minister Evika Silina cited the inadequate deployment of the national anti-drone system as the reason for calling for his resignation.
By Redaktion Table
Companies will compete for prize money totaling €2 million. Testing will take place in Portugal in September and October.
By Robert Wallenhauer
This update shows some of the significant technological advancements on the battlefield in Ukraine, including the Shahed-drone with an air-to-air missile, new Russian loitering munition, and machine guns for anti-drone operations.
By Redaktion Table
More than 6,700 attacks using drones, cruise missiles, and rockets in a single month: Moscow’s military is intensifying its air campaign against Ukraine. New technological advancements are enabling drone attacks to reach further.
By Viktor Funk
Europe would not be able to withstand a protracted war at present because modern warfare relies on mass-produced, low-cost technology. Without rapid adjustments to procurement, industry and strategy, military superiority over adversaries in a war of attrition could quickly evaporate.
By Fabrice Pothier
