Newsroom

Defence technology, without the filler.

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Analysis

The battlefield is now a production system

Modern drone warfare is rewarding speed, adaptability and manufacturing depth as much as exquisite performance. What that means for FPV systems, fiber-optic control, electronic warfare and the way defence companies have to build.

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Counter-UAS

Counter-UAS is becoming a layered engineering problem

The drone threat is moving faster than any single jammer, gun or interceptor can keep up with. The answer is increasingly a connected stack of sensors, command-and-control, electronic warfare and affordable interceptors.

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Autonomy

Autonomy after GPS: what matters when the network starts to fail

The most important autonomy problem is not what a system can do in perfect conditions. It is what remains useful when GNSS is unreliable, communications degrade and operators are already overloaded.

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04

Company

After 130 drones to Ukraine: the personal risk behind a Canadian defence startup

MATRIX says it supplied 130 drones to Ukraine. What followed was a series of threatening calls and Russian-language messages directed at founder Joseph Dominic — an account the company has preserved for independent scrutiny.

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