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Hanwha and Lockheed Martin UK have reconfigured Redback for counter-UAS. The demonstrator combines 40mm firepower, SkyKeeper C2 and modular digital integration.
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Babcock and Ark Robotics are exploring UK manufacture of UGVs. The agreement spans autonomy, integration, training, logistics and through-life support.
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Britain has commissioned studies for beyond-line-of-sight anti-armour weapon technology development. MBDA and Thales will explore options for restoring a long-absent Army capability.
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Rheinmetall is expanding Quebec capacity for autonomous ground systems production. The project adds 7,060m² across manufacturing and warehousing at Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu.
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British Army trials have moved autonomous drone swarms towards deployment. An eight-aircraft test bed is supporting further experimentation and procurement decisions.
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Indra has unveiled SQUALL as a low-cost cruise missile system. The Spanish design targets ranges beyond 300km and land or naval integration.
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British Army units are receiving more than one thousand drones. The £16 million package combines frontline ISR systems with dedicated training aircraft.
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DroneShield has brought vehicle-mounted DroneSentry-X Mk2 systems rapidly into service. Installation, live-UAS acceptance testing, and operator training have now finished.
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Taiwan has awarded Rheinmetall a major 35mm training ammunition contract. The NT$1.65 billion order supports Air Force gun-based air defence through June 2028.
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DroneShield is integrating AIM Defence’s Fractl laser into DroneSentry architecture. The collaboration adds a directed-energy hard-kill option to an open counter-UAS system already combining RF sensing, electronic warfare, sensor fusion, and command-and-control.