Ukraine is ramping up production of domestically made drones to replace Chinese DJI Mavics, with the first thousands of Ukrainian models already deployed to the front lines, according to Forbes.

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Up to four drones can be used as load carriers simultaneously. They coordinate themselves autonomously. It is sufficient to ...

Dozens of different land drones are now made for the military in Ukraine. Lviv-based Roboneers produces models that can ...

The 15th National Games of China is set to open in November 2025 across the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area. A key innovation taking the spotlight is the pioneering "Human-Robot Joint Torch ...