Australia is on a push to keep pace with the rapid evolution of drone warfare, with an emphasis on locally produced Ghost Bat ...

Defence Minister Richard Marles says expanding Australia's fleet of autonomous and uncrewed systems will help keep the nation ...

The country has developed sophisticated uncrewed submarines and planes. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at ...

SYDNEY (Reuters) -U.S. defence firm Anduril Industries on Friday opened a new manufacturing facility in Sydney to produce undersea drones known as “Ghost Sharks” and deliver on its A$1.7 billion ($1.1 ...

There's no denying that the 21st century has proven that drone warfare is the way of the future. While most think of drones as aircraft, and there are indeed many of those, there are also various ...

Australia said Wednesday it will deploy a US$1.1 billion fleet of "Ghost Shark" underwater attack drones to bolster its firepower in a "threatening" regional landscape. The Royal Australian Navy will ...

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia said it will spend A$1.7 billion ($1.1 billion) on a fleet of "Ghost Shark" autonomous undersea vehicles, developed by its defence force and U.S. startup Anduril ...

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MELBOURNE, Australia — Australia will spend 1.7 billion Australian dollars ($1.1 billion) on building dozens of locally developed underwater attack drones, Defense Minister Richard Marles said on ...

A Ghost Shark autonomous undersea vehicle stands inside Anduril Australia’s new manufacturing facility during its opening ceremony, following the Royal Australian Navy's award of a A$1.7 billion ...