Ukraine is touting a new generation of small, propeller driven combat drones that it says can outrun Formula 1 machines and even the most exotic hypercars. The latest interceptor model is credited ...

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France’s Alta Ares X-Wing is a cheap VTOL interceptor designed to automate the last seconds of a Shahed engagement, so Ukraine can stop mass raids without burning premium missiles. We break down Pixel ...

A new partnership sees Lockheed Martin Skunk Works integrating with XTEND in a setup allowing large and small drones to work ...

The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia has showcased the potential of drone warfare and just how effective they can be. The interceptor drones, in particular, have emerged as a key combat ...

The Leleka-100, a reconnaissance drone developed by Ukrainian company DeViRo, is being upgraded with technology to help it evade Russian interceptor UAVs. Source: Militarnyi, a Ukrainian military news ...

The Alphabet-owned company says it will have drones operating at 270 Walmart stores by 2027. The Alphabet-owned company says it will have drones operating at 270 Walmart stores by 2027. is ...

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Wing shared a new announcement which confirms their massive plans for 2026 and through next year as the company is expanding its drone delivery service with partner Walmart. The company revealed that ...

The two companies aim to provide service to customers near 150 locations in the next year before growing further, covering Los Angeles, Cincinnati and other cities. The growth of Walmart and Wing's ...

Wing Aviation and Walmart are expanding their drone delivery service to the Greater Cincinnati area. The expansion will allow customers to receive groceries, medicine, and other items within minutes.

Delivery services show few signs of losing interest among Americans. While they often include significant surcharges over in-person shopping, it also means not having to press a button to get a case ...