Resupply and Logistics

Most drones are small in size, typically large enough to serve as cool cameras or occasionally deliver packages. The US military wants to be...

Connected and smart devices can monitor logistical supply chains efficiently, tracking items and verifying the status of various assets. The US Department of Defense...

Transporting personnel and goods like food and equipment to the Antarctic or taking out samples from there are complex tasks. Using larger aircraft can...

The first flight of a new cargo transport multicopter unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is planned. Targeting both military and civilian third-party logistics applications, Bell...

A driverless car technology is being developed for battlefield use. The US Army plans to run convoys with just one or two human drivers...

The unique and interesting case of Poland’s drone industry and legislation will be presented at the coming AUS&R Conference and Exhibition by Mr. Dariusz...

In a covert effort to interfere with military support flowing to Ukraine, Russian state-sponsored hackers have been systematically targeting critical defense and transport infrastructure...

Modern naval planning is increasingly shaped by speed and scale. Building new warships takes years, while crises can unfold in weeks or days. For...

While companies all over the world are working on deep learning techniques that will enable machines to operate autonomously, this UK-based startup is on...

Construction projects generate enormous amounts of changing information each day—new installations, shifting materials, evolving layouts, and emerging safety hazards. Traditionally, engineers walk every floor...

Extending the range of high-speed missiles has long been constrained by propulsion limits. Conventional rocket motors carry both fuel and oxidizer, which adds weight...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will generate up to $2 trillion in additional value in supply chain and manufacturing, McKinsey & Co. estimates. Homeland security is...

In the afternoon of Tuesday, September 17, a series of coordinated explosions from pagers belonging to Hizballah members rocked Lebanon and Syria, resulting in...

Handling irregular, delicate, or heavy objects remains a persistent challenge for both industrial automation and frontline operations. Conventional grippers rely on rigid claws or...

Fuel supply remains one of the most vulnerable aspects of modern military operations. Moving fuel across long distances requires convoys, infrastructure, and protection, creating...

Robots may excel at repetitive tasks, but they still struggle with objects that appear trivial to the human eye—such as clear glass, glossy metal,...

For much of the post–World War II era, Japan kept defense-spending tightly constrained, relying on alliances and a strictly defensive posture to ensure security....

Mayman Aerospace unveils its new range of jet-powered, high-speed vertical take-off and landing, AI-equipped “Razor” drones, which can reportedly be used for both peaceful...

Emergency responders and humanitarian agencies often struggle with the same issue: how to deploy sturdy, lightweight shelters quickly in disaster zones where transport is...

Carrier-based air operations are increasingly constrained by range. As strike aircraft become more capable and missions push farther from the carrier, a growing share...

San Francisco-based startup Aquaria Technologies is pioneering a game-changing technology that extracts clean, affordable drinking water from the atmosphere. Founded in 2022, Aquaria aims...

Frontline units and emergency responders increasingly rely on unmanned systems, yet most commercially available cargo drones still fall short of operational needs. Typical platforms...