unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)

Central Asian countries have been stepping up their drone capabilities.

The Agile Condor system is a promising leap toward artificially intelligent combat drones, though many challenges remain before such systems are deployed.

Drones, previously an underutilized resource for the South Korean military, stole the show.

The MUX project could ultimately render aircraft carriers (and China's A2/AD strategy) obsolete.

India continues to push the U.S. government to sell the Indian Navy advanced surveillance drones.

The pros and cons of increasing the use of unmanned vehicles in the South China Sea.

Both China and the U.S. are increasingly using unmanned vehicles in contested waters.

It is only a matter of time before drones are put to use in Asia's maritime conflicts.

The proliferation of unmanned aerial vehicles is accelerating around the globe and U.S. policy needs to catch up.

Potential (mis)use of military robotic technology in East Asia's maritime conflicts is enormous.

India sent a letter of request to the U.S. last week outlining its desire to acquire Predator UAVs.

Korean Air recently inked a deal with the Korean military procurement agency to mass-produce a new UAV.