A demonstrator laser weapon, which can fry enemy drones, has been delivered to Germany. The weapon is expected to be deployed for operational use starting in 2029. Developed by Rheinmetall and MBDA, the laser weapon could serve as a powerful and cost-effective addition to conventional guided missiles.

Much remains unknown about the European laser defense system—including its effective range, its vulnerability to weather conditions, and its effectiveness at engaging multiple targets.

With autonomous drones becoming and increasingly regular threat, countermeasures become necessary. And this weapon developed by Epirus and GDLS fills that need.

Australian defence company Electro Optics Systems has developed a ground-breaking laser weapon called Apollo, which can shoot down drones.

We might think of microwaves as residing in the kitchen, but they can be used for military applications. One weapon using the tech just countered 49 drones.

Three drones carrying homemade explosives struck the Baja California Attorney General's Anti-Kidnapping Unit in Playas de Tijuana on Wednesday night.