The Pentagon is leaning into new technologies, but can it change the way it buys and builds to keep up with trends in AI and autonomy?

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Updating Shephard on the demonstrator’s progress so far ahead of its previously stated mid-2025 first flight, Mike Roberts, ...

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The latest mission saw a fully autonomous, sub-4 kg UAV — designed and built at Kalam Labs — navigate from a balmy +20°C at ...