As electronic jamming disrupts the connection between FPV military drones and their pilots, they will increasingly rely on ...

FPV drones, small racing quadcopters typically armed with warheads scavenged from RPGs, have been the signature weapon of the conflict in Ukraine. Ukraine made more than a million last year, and ...

FPV (First Person View) drones provide an immersive flying experience through a live camera feed to goggles, popular for recreation, racing, and capturing dynamic cinematic footage. These drones ...

The first ever FPV drone carriers are now in operation in the Ukraine conflict. The ‘Russian Doll’ drone carrying another drone is another technological step forward for a weapon system that has come ...

Ukraine is tinkering with its fleet of first-person-view (FPV) drones, one of the most popular drones in its battle with Russia in the air, to do more damage to Moscow's armored vehicles as Kyiv ...

Ukrainian troops have reported a critical shortage of FPV drones, severely affecting their ability to hold off Russian offensive operations. Source: BBC Ukraine, as reported by Mezha Media, a ...

Russian first-person-view (FPV) drones are being "suppressed by our own electronic warfare," according to a Russian military blogger. Svyatoslav Golikov, one of Russia's prominent commentators on the ...

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, ...

GRAFENWOEHR – In the wet and rainy woods of Germany, drone blades whirr and cut through the drizzle as Soldiers from the 3rd Infantry Division test newly minted First Person View (FPV) drones. These ...

Soldiers conducted a live fire of first-person view drones for the first time at the Grafenwoehr Training Area, Germany, Feb. 17-20, 2025. Although drones have been incorporated into training for ...

Britain and Latvia will co-lead an effort to send Ukraine thousands of first-person-view (FPV) drones, which Ukrainian and Russian forces have used in vast numbers as improvised loitering munitions.

When DJI’s Avata came out in 2022, its agility and people-safe propeller guards made it an instant hit — especially with video pros and content creators. It was hampered by poor video quality, though, ...