
July 17, 2025
BY UAS Magazine
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Aaronia AG launched the AARTOS Hawk T1 at Eurosatory 2026, an airborne drone detection and RF geolocation system that provides real-time tracking of drones and operators from the air, extending the capabilities of traditional ground-based surveillance systems.
Mach Industries has received a Defense Innovation Unit contract to develop Atlas, a runway-independent unmanned strike aircraft for naval and expeditionary operations. Developed with Whisper Aero, the hybrid-electric aircraft is designed to carry a 1,000-pound payload up to 1,400 nautical miles while operating from ships and austere locations with minimal infrastructure.
Scientists at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory demonstrated a laser system that can both wirelessly transmit power and counter drone threats. The field test showed the system operating in adverse weather and rapidly switching between missions, highlighting its potential to support expeditionary military operations while reducing reliance on traditional fuel-based power sources.
DroneShield has produced its first EU-manufactured counter-drone systems, marking a key step in expanding its European manufacturing footprint. The move supports regional defense industrial goals, strengthens supply-chain resilience and enables European customers to access locally produced versions of the company's AI-powered CUAS technology
DroneShield and Defenture have signed a partnership agreement to develop mobile counter-drone defense systems. The collaboration combines DroneShield's counter-UAS technology with Defenture's tactical vehicle platforms to create deployable solutions for military and security customers facing increasing drone threats.