A fifteen-pound tank-killer drone, a laser reported to be in service and a drone that carried a wounded soldier mark a week where cost and exposure drive battlefield technology.
We cover Heaviside's Tyr loitering munition, priced well under $100,000 and built with Nammo warheads, which finds tanks on its own and asks an operator for permission to attack. Hanwha Systems' Cheongwang laser reportedly downed three drones in a South Korean Army exercise. The Air Force fields four Cipher vehicle-mounted jammers with an 18-channel design, while the Army tests drones that deliver jamming and cyber effects. In Ukraine, Gurzuf Defence reports the first aerial drone evacuation of a wounded soldier, and ground robots lay frontline wire barriers. Germany drops its direct Ghost Bat purchase from Boeing, the Army plans a 15-system counter-drone evaluation in Morocco, the Navy gives Applied Intuition $25 million for AI sensor fusion on destroyers, and France investigates drone flights over Toulon.
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