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It’s a beautiful day to set sail with the next pieces of Neutron flight hardware to Launch Complex 3. Earlier today we sent Neutron’s Stage 2 and Thrust Module out of the Neutron Factory and onto a barge for transport through Chesapeake Bay to Wallops Island in Virginia. Once it arrives, the Thrust Module will go straight onto the launch mount at LC-3 for check outs and the beginning of wider systems demonstrations including integrated fluids tests and module-to-launch-mount interface checkouts. With no strongback on the launch mount by design, Neutron’s Thrust Module is the rocket’s only physical interface to the launch pad, which this upcoming test campaign enables us to test early before the entire vehicle comes together.

Keith Sherman joined our drone flight demo team as a Senior UAS/cUAS Autonomous Systems Operator. He spent 26 years in the U.S. Navy and retired as a Senior Chief, most of that career in Naval Special Warfare. He was Air Operations Leading Chief for SEAL and Special Boat Teams and a military freefall jumpmaster with over 600 jumps. He has worked with unmanned systems since the RQ-2 Pioneer and holds an FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate. Keith Sherman. Built for the fight.

We’re not just a drone company. We build autonomous systems that move, protect, and sustain the people and critical infrastructure of our nation and its allies.

It's a bird... it's a plane... it's Guardian.

Who can buy from the military counter-UAS marketplace, and why buying a system is not the same as authority to use it.

Nokia and @NVIDIA are bringing trusted agentic AI to telecom operations. By combining NVIDIA AI software and models with Nokia's network intelligence and governance capabilities, we're helping operators turn insights into trusted action while retaining control of sensitive data. Discover how Nokia and NVIDIA are putting agentic AI into action and helping accelerate the journey toward network autonomy: nokia.ly/4ihZCKe

An emergency call gives a location. An aerial view reveals the scene. Optimus delivers real-time intelligence, helping responders assess risks and plan their response before arrival. Explore Drone as First Responder at @PoliceSummit 16–18 Nov | Dubai | Stand AH5A na2.hubs.ly/H08BPCb0

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Guardian 3 is compatible with just about any radar in the U.S. military inventory. The radar reads the incoming drone’s speed and altitude. The system launches into that trajectory, leads the target, and finishes with a point or proximity detonation. Brett Velicovich walks through it here.

Powerus has ordered $16.9 million of American-made drone components, and Army buying time for a proven system is now counted in months.