The U.S. Army’s Grafenwoehr Training Area in Bavaria, Germany, history unfolded in a puff of smoke and a burst of innovation.

This tiny mosquito-sized drone was created by a team from the Hunan Province in China and is able to help in information ...

The U.S. Army has funded a demonstration project to 3D print an air-launched effect fuselage using composite materials. The $2 million Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) contract with ...

With a sub-$1,000 price, exceptional quality, and innovative resin management features, the Anycubic Photon Mono M7 Max is a ...

BAOWOLF is mostly 3D-printed and its Tungsten shot has the same amount of shot as an entire 8-round shotgun magazine. Kinard Technologies Pigott, a captain in the Army reserve who deployed to ...

These included Kinard's BAOWOLF, a large-caliber, single-use munition designed for shooting down first-person-view and one-way attack drones. BAOWOLF attaches to a rifle, or it can be used on its own ...

The system is mostly 3D printed, can fly at more than 375 mph, and is powered by a turbojet engine. CEO Sheila Cummings said the drone's design and features make it unique.

This basement has been fitted with a wall of 3D printers producing parts for drones and for the mechanisms that Chernysh has designed, which are attached to the drones and release the bombs.

Lt Col Vishal Bhatia of the 39 GTC told TOI that the drones are entirely designed and manufactured in-house by Army personnel at the centre. “We are using 3D printers to make the drone structure.

The 3D-printed drones cost between $2,000 and $3,000 each. The biggest challenge has been getting parts approved by the Defense Department.

The 3D printed drone market thrives on localized production, biomimetic designs, and modularity but faces challenges like sensor integration, material inconsistencies, and protocol standardization ...