America's clone of Iran's Shahed-136 had been used against Iran in an ironic vignette of modern drone warfare.

The U.S. military and its allies across the Middle East are struggling to combat Iran’s swarms of cheap attack drones as the ...

The U.S. military just deployed a new class of low-cost drones in combat for the first time. By “low-cost” drones, it means ...

Struck by the success of large-scale, low-cost drone attacks, the US made covert efforts to capture Iranian Shahed-136s for ...

There is some irony in the fact that America’s LUCAS drone—now being used to strike targets across Iran—is virtually a copy of Iran’s indigenously designed Shahed drone.

Normal drones are mostly operated by humans. However, the attack drones are mostly fire-and-forget weapons, equipped with GPS navigation.

The low cost and precision targeting of the infamous Shahed-136 drones makes it easier for them to be used at scale.

As the situation worsens in West Asia with no sign of truce between Iran and alliance of United States and Israel, the one‑way attack drones—commonly called kamikaze drones or loitering munitions—are ...

These aerial vehicles are primed to be the platform for the next domestic terrorist attack — something that our nation is ill-equipped to respond to.

As an ophthalmologist and technology commentator, I have been intrigued by how artificial intelligence and computer vision are transforming drone capabilities and reshaping modern warfare. In the new ...