Drone operators on modern battlefields are facing intense electronic warfare, with enemy jamming making it outrageously difficult to fly with GPS. Maxar, a leading satellite imagery company, has ...

Losing GPS would mean losing a lot more than Google Maps. The technology is integrated into everything from lights that turn ...

Jamming in Ukraine means that drone operators often can't rely on GPS. Operators told BI that means they don't always know where their drones are. They have to look for standout landmarks instead, ...

A surge in GPS jamming attacks in drone warfare has inspired Australian researchers to develop a celestial navigation system that uses visual data from stars rather than relying on the global ...

July 27, 2025: This year Russian has been increasing its use of Electronic Warfare/EW to defend its airbases and ports in northwest Russia near the border with Norway and Finland. Airlines can reroute ...

As the risk of conflict grows in the Arctic, Western militaries and startups are working to tackle the unique challenges of ...

Iran recently captured a CIA batwing stealth drone by spoofing the GPS signals it received, fooling the drone into thinking it was landing at its home base. "The GPS navigation is the weakest point," ...

As electronic jamming disrupts the connection between FPV military drones and their pilots, they will increasingly rely on artificial intelligence to make independent targeting decisions.

A recent academic paper out of China proposes a new method for controlling drones and steering them to targets in environments where GPS is under attack, a new sign of the growing importance of drones ...

Russian industry developed the RP-377 jammer to interfere with enemy soldiers’ radio communications. As it happens, the jammer also works against radio-controlled first-person-view drones. But only at ...