Colorado-based firm Beehive Industries has unveiled a 3D-printed turbofan engine for uncrewed combat aircraft.

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Beehive Industries has introduced the Rampart, a 3D‑printed turbofan engine producing 1,000 lbf of thrust for uncrewed combat aircraft. Designed for rapid production and adaptability, the engine ...

Rolls-Royce has launched a new Additive Manufacturing Development Cell at its Bristol Defence Assembly and Operations facility, funded by the UK Ministry of Defence. The 350 m² controlled environment ...

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By Max Hunder KHARKIV REGION, Ukraine, April 29 (Reuters) - In a foggy field in northeast Ukraine, four soldiers stare at red ...

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Ukraine is battling Russia's Shahed drones with its own interceptor drones. These Ukrainian drones are low-cost and designed ...