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Two Dstl programmes are accelerating the British Army’s adoption of drone and counter-drone technology for future battlefield operations – with direct implications for UK industry partners developing AI, autonomous systems and counter-UAS capability. Scientists at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory are working with the British Army, industry partners and international ...


A major contract extension with BAE Systems and Team Tempest partners will sustain more than 4,500 jobs across the UK and draw on a nationwide supply chain of around 600 companies as the UK’s Future Combat Air System programme moves into its next phase of development. The government has announced a ...


The unveiling of Brontanax at Farnborough International Airshow marks a defining moment for UK sovereign combat air capability – and signals a significant and growing pipeline of opportunity for the defence and aerospace supply chain. BAE Systems has unveiled Brontanax, the UK’s first uncrewed autonomous Collaborative Combat Aircraft, at Farnborough International ...


Unveiled at Farnborough International Airshow, Thunder represents a significant step in the maturation of autonomous combat aviation – and signals a growing market for the technologies and supply chain capabilities that will underpin it. Anduril Industries has unveiled Thunder, a Group 5 autonomous attack rotorcraft designed to multiply the combat power ...


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