The move allows American military and federal agencies to rapidly acquire the Australian firm’s platform without policy exceptions.
US-Australian Partnership Brings Field-Printable Counter-UAS Drones to American Market
The collaboration pairs MAG’s systems integration expertise with Rocket Fast Drones’ existing family of autonomous vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.
Pentagon Opens New Sprint to Field Air Defense Drone Boats
The SWAP-USV initiative offers up to $40 million in awards at this stage. It seeks mature autonomous vessels equipped with hard-kill weapons, sensors, and interoperable control systems to counter low-cost drones and helicopters.
Thailand Adds Israeli Anti-Drone Fire Control to Infantry Rifles
The plug-and-play modification allows soldiers to retain their standard 5.56mm rifles and optics while gaining automated fire-control capabilities for engaging aerial threats in day and night conditions.
US Air Force Deploys Vehicle-Mounted Jammers to Counter Russia-Type Drone Threats
The modular jammer uses an 18-channel architecture that allows operators to swap transmission pathways dynamically in the field.
US Army Takes Counter-Drone Evaluation to Morocco in Push for Faster Fielding
The initiative will address urgent gaps in protecting forward command posts and operating locations.
Morocco to Arm Combat Drones With UAE-Made Desert Sting, Thunder Weapons
The agreement includes the company’s Desert Sting 16 air-to-surface glide weapon and Thunder P-31 munition conversion kits.
Rocket One Licenses US Air Force Tech to Capture Rogue Drones
The platform uses radio-frequency shielding to sever links between the target and its operator while sustaining localized jamming, spoofing, and signal-intelligence operations.
BLADE’s Hunter WOLF UGV Enters US Army Evaluation for Danger Zone Resupply Tasks
The initiative aims to use robotic ground vehicles to move supplies and evacuate casualties along high-risk routes between rear support areas and forward troops, reducing soldiers’ exposure to direct enemy fire.
Pentagon Turns to Lightfish Drone Boats to Secure Gulf of Mexico
A fleet of 11-foot Lightfish autonomous craft built by California-based Seasats will conduct persistent surveillance to help detect illegal border crossings and drug trafficking.