drones militares

Science and Technology

The factory that fits in a container: Brazilian Army wants to produce bomber and kamikaze drones on the front line with 3D printing, seeks partners to set up a mobile combat unit, and tries to shorten in Brazil the war logic that exploded in Ukraine.

Ana Alice 17/06/2026 at 23:12

Armed Forces

The Defense Minister stated that Brazil “is without defense,” admitted concerning military vulnerabilities, and observed tests with drones and new technologies that the Army wants to use against threats at the borders.

Felipe Alves da Silva 01/06/2026 at 14:05

Armed Forces

Pentagon wants to transform drones into mass ammunition, produce 340,000 units in two years, and lead the US Army to a fleet of 1 million disposable aircraft for modern warfare.

Ana Alice 22/05/2026 at 23:13

Interesting facts

Brazilian military personnel go to an international competition at West Point and face an extreme challenge with 48 km carrying full equipment, 14 operational tests, drones, rifle shooting, and combat simulations alongside teams from 17 countries.

Alisson Ficher 15/05/2026 at 21:01

Interesting facts

The Brazilian Army raised an alert and is preparing a R$400 billion plan until 2040 with drones at all levels, 20% of troops at maximum readiness, 5 strategic brigades, and new multi-domain warfare.

Alisson Ficher 02/05/2026 at 16:09

Interesting facts

Toy factory changes direction and now manufactures military drones with AI that recognizes targets, flies autonomously in the last 400 meters, evades Russian interference, and integrates with a sector of over 2,000 startups and $100 million in investments.

Alisson Ficher 22/04/2026 at 19:51

Science and Technology

Russia surprises the world with its new weapon that does not fire, but makes its soldiers ‘invisible’, controls drones hundreds of kilometers away, reduces training to 1 hour, integrates autonomous AI, and already supports over 30,000 drones in warfare.

Alisson Ficher 16/04/2026 at 02:22

Armed Forces

The Army requests R$ 456 billion to defend Brazil, but an expert says that the figure is only alarming on paper and remains small compared to the military shortfall accumulated by the country: “just one foreign aircraft carrier arriving here and they will have an air force larger than ours.”

Ana Alice 08/04/2026 at 06:53

Drones militares FPV em operação sobre zona urbana

Geopolitics

Russia-Ukraine War Marks 4 Years, and New Hypersonic Weapons, Mass Drones, and 5,500 km Missiles Could Redefine the Course of the Conflict

Jefferson Augusto 18/02/2026 at 12:11

Arma a laser de 100 kW instalada em navio de guerra japonês durante testes no mar.

Science and Technology

After Years of Development, Japan Launches 100 kW Laser Weapon Installed on Warship, Capable of Burning Metal, Neutralizing Drones in Flight, and Redefining Modern Naval Defense

Felipe Alves da Silva 06/02/2026 at 17:21

Jiutian é um drone chinês de longo alcance projetado para lançar até 100 drones em enxame, ampliando alcance, autonomia e desafios à defesa aérea.

Interesting facts

China Unveils Jiutian Drone Capable of Launching 100 Smaller Drones, Flying for 12 Consecutive Hours, and Covering 7,000 km; Platform Aims to Reinvent Swarm Attacks and Saturate Defenses with Coordinated Flood

Alisson Ficher 03/02/2026 at 20:03

O conflito na Ucrânia impulsiona a indústria de defesa e leva a Renault a investir na produção de drones militares.

Geopolitics

Military Drones and Defense Industry: How the Conflict in Ukraine Led Renault to Change Course

Sara Aquino 24/01/2026 at 16:34

The factory that fits in a container: Brazilian Army wants to produce bomber and kamikaze drones on the front line with 3D printing, seeks partners to set up a mobile combat unit, and tries to shorten in Brazil the war logic that exploded in Ukraine.

The Defense Minister stated that Brazil “is without defense,” admitted concerning military vulnerabilities, and observed tests with drones and new technologies that the Army wants to use against threats at the borders.

Pentagon wants to transform drones into mass ammunition, produce 340,000 units in two years, and lead the US Army to a fleet of 1 million disposable aircraft for modern warfare.

Brazilian military personnel go to an international competition at West Point and face an extreme challenge with 48 km carrying full equipment, 14 operational tests, drones, rifle shooting, and combat simulations alongside teams from 17 countries.

The Brazilian Army raised an alert and is preparing a R$400 billion plan until 2040 with drones at all levels, 20% of troops at maximum readiness, 5 strategic brigades, and new multi-domain warfare.

Toy factory changes direction and now manufactures military drones with AI that recognizes targets, flies autonomously in the last 400 meters, evades Russian interference, and integrates with a sector of over 2,000 startups and $100 million in investments.

Russia surprises the world with its new weapon that does not fire, but makes its soldiers ‘invisible’, controls drones hundreds of kilometers away, reduces training to 1 hour, integrates autonomous AI, and already supports over 30,000 drones in warfare.

The Army requests R$ 456 billion to defend Brazil, but an expert says that the figure is only alarming on paper and remains small compared to the military shortfall accumulated by the country: “just one foreign aircraft carrier arriving here and they will have an air force larger than ours.”

Russia-Ukraine War Marks 4 Years, and New Hypersonic Weapons, Mass Drones, and 5,500 km Missiles Could Redefine the Course of the Conflict

After Years of Development, Japan Launches 100 kW Laser Weapon Installed on Warship, Capable of Burning Metal, Neutralizing Drones in Flight, and Redefining Modern Naval Defense

China Unveils Jiutian Drone Capable of Launching 100 Smaller Drones, Flying for 12 Consecutive Hours, and Covering 7,000 km; Platform Aims to Reinvent Swarm Attacks and Saturate Defenses with Coordinated Flood

Military Drones and Defense Industry: How the Conflict in Ukraine Led Renault to Change Course

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