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Counter-UAS
At Yuma, NORTHCOM Ran Its Counter-Drone Test on Anduril's Lattice, Hosted by the Test Organization
NORTHCOM's fourth Falcon Peak exercise at Yuma Proving Ground ran at least 20 vendors through border-focused counter-drone tests, the first with Anduril's Lattice as the baseline and the test organization hosting it.
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Policy & Regulation
Britain Gets First-Ever Foreign Access to Ukraine's Battlefield AI Data to Train Drone Swarms
The UK MOD announced Sept. 25 that up to 12 British firms will tap Ukraine's Avengers AI Labs — over 5 million annotated combat frames from the DELTA system — to train autonomous drone swarm AI, a first for any foreign government.
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Commercial & Delivery
Amazon Prime Air Lands in Cleveland's Backyard — 3 Miles From Zipline's Drone Pharmacy, With No FAA Environmental Review on File
Amazon's new North Randall, Ohio drone hub put 21 delivery drones three miles from Cleveland Clinic's Zipline prescription operation, but as of Sept. 25 the FAA's own NEPA tracker showed no environmental review for the site.
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Defense & Combat
British Army's 10,000-Drone Buy Bets on Manual Pilots, Not the Newest Hardware
Britain bought over 10,000 drones in a year under Project Rapstone, but most exist to teach soldiers manual, GPS-free flight rather than to fight — a deliberate hedge against hardware Ukraine has shown can go obsolete in weeks.
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Counter-UAS
Michigan's Camp Grayling Emerges as the Army's Go-To Range for Laser and Microwave Counter-Drone Tests
Camp Grayling's 148,000-acre range and 60-mile drone corridor are becoming a primary U.S. proving ground for directed-energy counter-UAS systems under the Army's Permissive Range Initiative.
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Policy & Regulation
Charlotte Drone Pilot's Guilty Plea Shows How Far a 2018 Runway Law Reaches
A Charlotte videographer's seven-minute drone flight from a public overlook between two live runways ended in a federal guilty plea, showing how a 2018 exclusion-zone statute criminalizes proximity alone — no near-miss required.
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Commercial & Delivery
Flytrex Parks Delivery Drones on Restaurant Roofs to Cut Costs 60%
Flytrex's new Rooftop Dock system pre-positions idle delivery drones on restaurant roofs across Dallas-Fort Worth, using predictive AI to cut per-delivery costs 60% and delivery times in half.
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Industry & Contracts
Nasdaq-Listed Quantum Cyber Bets Its Future on Interceptor Drones and a 100,000-Unit-a-Year Connecticut Factory
Quantum Cyber N.V. narrowed its defense platform to interceptor drones, a jam-resistant "quantum antenna," and swarm software, anchoring the pivot to an 80-unit 3D-printing line in Bridgeport, Connecticut, with a stated goal of 100,000 drones a year.
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Counter-UAS
Marines Rush Anduril Jammers to Amphibious Combat Vehicles as NORTHCOM Tests Urban Counter-Drone Defense
The Marine Corps hand-picked Anduril for a $15.7M sole-source deal to arm its ACVs with Pulsar-L jammers, landing the same week NORTHCOM ran its fourth counter-drone exercise and previewed its first urban test.
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Industry & Contracts
Army Taps Vulcan Elements for Rare-Earth Magnets to Power SkyFoundry Drone Motors
The Army has picked American startup Vulcan Elements to supply the neodymium magnets for SkyFoundry's drone motors, another link in an effort to build a small-drone supply chain with no Chinese components.
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Policy & Regulation
CIA Warns Europe of Russian Plot to Launch Drones From Mediterranean Vessels
The CIA reportedly told Spain, France and Italy that Russia may be plotting to launch Gerbera attack drones from commercial ships in the Mediterranean, a claim Macron rejects even as drone incursions spike across NATO's flanks.
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Commercial & Delivery
Skydio Bets on Infrastructure, Not Just Drones, With F10 Lightrunner and MegaDock
Skydio's first fixed-wing aircraft and its five-drone robotic dock, unveiled at Ascend 2026, push the company from selling drones to selling autonomous, fleet-scale response coverage for police and utilities.
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