Ukraine's 63rd Mechanized Brigade shared a video showing an area of the battlefield riddled with the wires from fiber-optic drones.

The whole point of fiber optic wires on drones is to bypass radio jammers by creating a direct, physical link between the drone and its pilot.

Drones operating via fiber-optic wires are a new military challenge globally, as they are largely immune to jamming and interception attempts.

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According to estimates, Ukrainian fiber-optic drones have a significantly shorter flight range to targets compared to their Russian counterparts. Oleksii Babenko, VYRIY’s founder and CEO, shared this ...

A new University of Missouri Extension publication introduces cost-estimating tools for farmers and custom operators interested in investing in drones for spray applications.

Tuesday is the third day of the third annual “ Spray Drone End User Conference.” Organizers say this is the largest gathering for agriculture drone users and makers in North America.

Agricultural spraying essentially boils down to mixing chemicals into water and spraying water droplets onto plant leaves, which are often inherently water-repellent.