Gilberto Villahermosa’s Post

Anti-Drone Co. Watches Closely as Drones Change Warfare Worldwide: https://ow.ly/3Cmv50TOXLR Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or drones, are changing the face of warfare around the world, leading to increased demand for solutions to combat them. The market will be worth billions in the coming decade, experts say. $DRO:ASX $DRSHF #dronestocks #defensestocks #CUAS DroneShield

AI Warfare: Ukraine’s Drone Evolution - In recent months, Ukraine has been making headlines with its innovative approaches to warfare, particularly with its use of drones. A significant change is on the horizon: Ukraine may soon no longer require pilots for its drone force. This shift towards autonomous and artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled systems is seen as a major development in the ongoing drone arms race between Ukraine and Russia. The Rise of Autonomous Drone According to sources, Ukraine’s drone units could transition to completely pilotless systems in the next six months. The leader of a special drone unit revealed that these drones would operate independently, deciding […]- Read More at :https://lnkd.in/dBpBp4U3

Continuous strengthening of EW countermeasures is forcing UAV manufacturers to seek new solutions to overcome electronic interference. One such solution has been the integration of AI into drone control systems. Protected from EW impact, these UAVs are already successfully attacking the enemy. Next in line are swarms of such drones, controlled by a single operator and capable of exchanging information among themselves. https://lnkd.in/dGCyAaVc

LITHUANIA TO ALLOCATE EUR 3 MILLION FOR PRODUCTION OF FPV DRONES FOR UKRAINE Canada, as part of the drone coalition, will begin transferring 450 SkyRanger multi-purpose unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to Ukraine this summer, and Lithuania will allocate EUR 3 million for the production of FPV drones. Source: press service of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine Details: At an extraordinary meeting of the drone coalition steering group, Lithuania announced the allocation of EUR 3 million for production of FPV drones, and Canada will begin transferring 450 SkyRanger multi-purpose UAVs in the summer. In addition, the Netherlands has confirmed its intention to contract a batch of Heidrun RQ-35 drones worth EUR 200 million in cooperation with Denmark and Germany. "The situation on the contact line is changing every day, the enemy continues to attack civilian targets, especially energy infrastructure. We require tools for an asymmetric response. The time to discuss solutions is running out, we require it now," Deputy Defence Minister Kateryna Chernohorenko said at a drone coalition group meeting. Germany will also provide Ukraine with Vector 211 reconnaissance drones. 

Tiny FPV drones are transforming modern warfare, especially in the Ukraine conflict. These lightweight, cost-effective drones offer precision targeting capabilities, making them highly effective for tactical operations. Despite their limited range and payload, their affordability and accessibility make them a strategic asset. What effect do you think tiny FPV drones will have on warfare and the drone market in general? #dronedetection #cuas #counterdrone

#Drone_dogfighting - aerial combat between unmanned aerial #vehicles (#UAVs). Drones have indeed become increasingly utilized in modern #warfare for #reconnaissance, #surveillance, and even direct #combat. Russia and Ukraine are training UAV Pilots to Fight Head-to-Head. The Eurasian Times reports that Russia intends to train around 3,500 #FPV unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) pilots in what will mainly focus on “copter-type” #drones. https://lnkd.in/djEa3Knr

LITHUANIA TO ALLOCATE EUR 3 MILLION FOR PRODUCTION OF FPV DRONES FOR UKRAINE Canada, as part of the drone coalition, will begin transferring 450 SkyRanger multi-purpose unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to Ukraine this summer, and Lithuania will allocate EUR 3 million for the production of FPV drones. Source: press service of the Ministry of Defence of Ukraine Details: At an extraordinary meeting of the drone coalition steering group, Lithuania announced the allocation of EUR 3 million for production of FPV drones, and Canada will begin transferring 450 SkyRanger multi-purpose UAVs in the summer. In addition, the Netherlands has confirmed its intention to contract a batch of Heidrun RQ-35 drones worth EUR 200 million in cooperation with Denmark and Germany. "The situation on the contact line is changing every day, the enemy continues to attack civilian targets, especially energy infrastructure. We require tools for an asymmetric response. The time to discuss solutions is running out, we require it now," Deputy Defence Minister Kateryna Chernohorenko said at a drone coalition group meeting. Germany will also provide Ukraine with Vector 211 reconnaissance drones. 

The future of drones is in autonomy, with developments focused on reducing human intervention and increasing operational efficiency. Autonomous drones equipped with artificial intelligence algorithms can analyze data in real-time, make decisions and adapt to highly contested environments. These advancements, along with continued enhancements in drone technology, will be essential for the Army of 2030 to maintain superiority in modern warfare.

Have you ever wondered how long drones have been around for? Check out this article to learn a brief history about them: https://lnkd.in/ejKV7x8V #PADrone