Defense / Security

Neros plans to scale the production of its flagship Archer and Archer Strike drone platforms, as well as its Ground Control Systems.

Veteran Justin Baucum explains how his experience is relevant to the Isembard mission to rebuild the U.S. manufacturing base.

XTEND secured a federal contract for AI-piloted, one-way attack drone swarms, incorporating lessons from recent conflicts.

Automotive services company Holman has launched a robotics division to provide end-to-end support for industrial automation deployments.

Draganfly will integrate Palladyne AI’s Pilot edge-based software to give drones the ability to collaborate with an operator in the loop.

If electrification and automation are so important, why have battery makers gone bust? Proper Voltage’s CEO points to integration.

HavocAI plans to use the funding to grow its autonomous fleet and enable military vessels in allied navies.

Revolute offers a unique robot that can drive on the ground to extend battery life and fly when it needs to get around obstacles.

The ARM Institute said the technologies will be demonstrated in real, shipyard-representative environments by the end of the project.

Cone Drive says its new Spinea cycloidal gearing series provides both precision and high torque density for industrial applications.

Root Access has emerged from stealth with pre-seed funding and an AI-native tool for firmware and embedded systems development.

Auterion said its Series B round demonstrates investor confidence that AI-enabled software will transform the battlefield.

The ARM Institute welcomed the latest ARM Champion class, dedicated to helping U.S. manufacturing with automation.

Ondas said it plans to invest in corporate development and strategic growth, including acquisitions, joint ventures, and investments. 

Circus SE said every CA-1 meal preparation robot undergoes more than 150 precision tests to guarantee enterprise-grade reliability.

Reliable Robotics said its FAA-certifiable technology enables continuous operations at a fraction of the cost compared to legacy systems.

Since its seed round, Blue Water Autonomy said its team has quadrupled in size and completed successful on-water engineering tests.

FORT Robotics plans to use its latest funding to continue innovating in safety for robotics and physical AI.

Drone swarms are distinguished by their decentralized behavior, which offers agility and cost savings for a range of applications.

DiffuseDrive says its physical AI system can build photorealistic data based on existing domain knowledge to speed physical AI performance.

Swarm robotics, as described in a recent patent for a lighter-than-air aircraft assembly, promises to change manufacturing and design.

Corsha plans to use its latest funding to accelerate its machine identity platform to protect the growing robotics and AI ecosystem.