unmanned aerial vehicles

Unmanned aerial vehicles have disrupted Colombia's long-running armed conflict. As a result, cartels and rebel groups are utilizing these UAVs to operate within the skies. Additionally, Colombian narcos are reportedly seeking drone expertise from Ukraine.

Unmanned aerial vehicles have altered the course of a South American nation's decades-long armed conflict. Currently, Ukrainian drone expertise is reportedly being utilized by Colombian narcos.

A legislative report outlines the projected use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in 2025. The report is available for download on KSTP.com 5 Eyewitness News.

China's largest ground-based arms manufacturer, Norinco, is showcasing anti-drone air defense systems and advanced artillery at the Eurosatory exhibition in France. Rising demand for such systems is driven by conflicts in Ukraine and the US-Israeli war on Iran, which have heavily involved UAVs and missiles.

Wei Siyuan, a 19-year-old Chinese student, is the CEO of a drone and AI equipment development company while studying at Hunan University. He donated 100,000 yuan to sanitation workers at his former school and funds his startup by working as a waiter.

Dr. YSR Horticultural University has launched drone technology training for students. The university's Vice-Chancellor highlighted the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in crop surveillance, precision farming, land mapping, research activities, and efficient farm management.

The Pentagon plans to allocate $50 billion for drone warfare, focusing on the development and deployment of unmanned military systems. This funding aims to enhance surveillance, combat capabilities, and strategic advantages in modern warfare.

Little Caesars is testing drone delivery for pizza in a Texas town as part of its innovation efforts. The experiment aims to explore new methods of food delivery using unmanned aerial vehicles.