Drones

Rick Allen was stranded for 36 hours before a drone spotted him and its pilot guided rescuers to the stricken climber.

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's a massive underwater drone swarm.

The social networking site announced it will no longer develop drones to beam internet to developing countries.

The drones are so convincing that other birds fly beside them.

"This could have huge ramifications for how battle is fought."

The Israeli army has responded with drones that can snag or slash kite strings in mid-air.

The U.S. tech company confirmed it will still help the military with cybersecurity, training, military recruitment, and more.

The drones have combat and surveillance capabilities.

Hundreds of AI experts and rights campaigners have called on Google to cease work on the program.

The incident involved "high-speed low passes at the agents in the observation post," an FBI chief revealed this week.

The U.S. and China have military bases within miles of each other in the east African country.

Fadi al-Batsh was allegedly part of an overseas Hamas operation researching new weapons technology.

General Raymond Thomas said Syria is "the most aggressive electronic warfare environment on the planet."

The spread of drone technology has allowed militant groups to build de facto air forces.

"For me what's noteworthy is that the policy itself is classified. The U.S. is setting a risky precedent about drone use," an arms expert told Newsweek.

Tehran's foreign ministry has warned: "Tel Aviv will be punished for its aggressive action."

On Wednesday, Saudi Arabia said it had intercepted another three Houthi ballistic missiles fired at its cities.

China is now working on carrier-based drones and AI to allow synchronized operations between UAVs and military aircraft.

The $20,000 drone smashed itself to pieces on a three-storey apartment building just seconds into its maiden flight.

The plane was so close to landing that it was unable to take evasive action.

Or if you're in a good mood, you can give them a thumbs-up and a wave.

First it was opening doors and now it's recruiting: SpotMini is getting smarter.

The sale of lethal drones is controversial because military and security officials have warned that their use could incentivize governments to pursue war indefinitely.

The Air Force wants its planes jets to carry laser weapons by 2021.

It weighs about as much as a light bulb.

The Marines want the new drone to be fully operational by 2034.

Google acknowledged that the use of AI in a military context "naturally raises valid concerns."

North Korea said the U.S. was trying to sabotage rare inter-Korean peace talks by deploying deadly drones capable of assassinating high-profile targets.

Rubber ducks aren't just for bath time any more—they're now the subject of an ecological study.

The aerodynamics of sharks' strange, toothlike skin could change how we build planes, drones and wind turbines.