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In a quiet New Hampshire town on the shores of Lake Winnipesaukee, a tethered drone program could become a familiar sight for emergencies and major-events coverage. This week, Laconia city government approved a grant that will fund the first phase of the system, signaling a notable shift in how small towns deploy aerial assets for...

Georgia Tech Expands Campus Security with Drones

On a crisp fall morning, Georgia Tech rolled out a new approach to campus safety: drones patrolling the perimeter and monitoring activity in real time. The program, still in its early stages, is designed to complement traditional security measures with aerial visibility and rapid response tools. University officials describe it as a measured expansion of...

Taiwan’s Mighty Hornet Drones Close Asymmetric Gap

In a region where speed, stealth, and price determine outcomes, a single drone can tilt a campaign. Taiwan is testing a new class of small, fast platforms dubbed Mighty Hornet drones to close what defense planners describe as an asymmetric warfare gap. The effort fits into a broader push to diversify capabilities beyond big fighters...

No dogs and no drones allowed signs in a serene park with autumn foliage.

Drones Expand Autonomy and BVLOS Access

A drone glides along a city skyline, slipping between cranes and rooftop vents as a small package lands with nurselike precision. The moment feels almost routine, yet it signals a broader shift: autonomous flight is becoming the default rather than the exception for many drone operations. This week an interesting development is how drone autonomy...

Safe Pro Group: 2M Drone Images, 36k Landmines Detected

In conflict zones and post-conflict recovery efforts, landmine detection AI is turning scattered drone imagery into actionable risk maps for humanitarian and security teams. Recent Trends AI-powered mine and UXO detection expands in security and humanitarian missions Drone imagery analytics unlocks rapid threat mapping Public market disclosures push defense tech into mainstream investor databases landmine...

Walmart Appoints Leader for Drone Delivery Tech

Drone Delivery Leadership at Walmart A new chapter is taking shape in retail logistics: a push to automate the last mile is moving from pilots to corporate strategy. Walmart is formalizing oversight of its drone and autonomous delivery tech by creating a senior executive role focused on digital fulfillment transformation. The move follows a growing...

Agri-Drones Market Forecast to 2035: Key Growth Drivers

In the fields of modern farming, drones are no longer a novelty but a trusted extension of the farm equipment mix. Farmers deploy aerial scouts to spot nutrient gaps, water stress, and pest pressures before they become visible at ground level. This shift from occasional demos to routine operations is reshaping how growers manage inputs...

Agri-Drones Market Outlook to 2035: Growth, Trends, and Impacts

Across midwestern fields and coastal orchards alike, a quiet revolution is taking to the sky. Agricultural drones are moving beyond flashy demos to steady, farmwide workflows that trim costs, improve water management, and shield yields from drought and pests. This shift is not a niche tech story; it sits at the crossroads of farming, data...

UGV Operating System Debuts with DevDroid’s Droid Box

On a battlefield where tempo matters, Ukraine’s DevDroid is staking a claim on software architecture for ground drones. The startup unveiled Droid Box, marketed as a universal operating system for unmanned ground vehicles. The goal is to standardize how new sensors, weapons modules and payloads are integrated and tested. In effect, it aims to turn...

Underwater Drone Market Poised for Fast Growth Through 2035

DNT Editorial TeamDecember 20, 2025

Oceans are becoming a data frontier, and underwater drones are leading the charge. The global underwater drone market is forecast to surge from $5.13 billion in 2024 to about $27.5 billion by 2035, signaling a durable shift in how nations and companies explore and operate below the waves. Recent Trends North America remains a market...

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AI Drone Autonomy Reshapes Drone Operations

Under a pale morning sun, a drone hovers over a wind-swept facility, its motors quiet as an onboard AI maps every obstacle and wind gust. The scene is increasingly common in the drone world where ai drone autonomy transitions from novelty to normal. Operators are pushing beyond line-of-sight chores to complex tasks that demand split-second...

Antigravity A1 Debuts as 8K 360 Camera Drone

8K 360 Drones Bring Immersive Footage to the Masses A drone that blends a 360-degree camera with immersive flight is capturing attention in the creator community. Antigravity has just unveiled the A1, a compact platform pitched as an all-in-one solution for 360 capture and hands-free storytelling. The device promises not only unique angles but a...

XTEND C2 integration expands Skunk Works MDCX capabilities

XTEND C2 integration expands Skunk Works MDCX capabilities One operator could soon command a mixed fleet of drones from a single console, a shift that could redefine how missions are planned and executed. Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works has integrated XTEND’s drone command-and-control software into the MDCX autonomy platform, creating a unified control spine that keeps...

Guangdong Cross-Strait Drone Trial Delivers in 20 Minutes

At Xuwen Port in Guangdong, a drone climbs into the sky and hints at a future where coastal logistics are measured in minutes, not hours. The test corridor across the Qiongzhou Strait links Guangdong with Hainan, a hub that handles most of the island’s daily supplies. In the latest results, air deliveries cut the traditional...

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