Long-range kamikaze drones: the four suppliers of the “Artemis Project” for the US Army have been selected.
As part of the US Army's so-called Project Artemis for the introduction of military drones, four suppliers of long-range disposable attack drones have been selected for the next phase.
This was announced in a press release dated March 14, 2025 by the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) , which operates within the US Department of Defense. The finalists include the two US companies Dragoon and AeroVironment, as well as the two US software specialists Auterion and Swan, each of which will participate in the competition with a Ukrainian drone platform.
According to the DUI, the goal of the project, which began at the end of 2024, is ideally to test commercially available long-range disposable attack drones, which can be used effectively even under the influence of massive electronic jamming and in an environment with suppressed satellite navigation (GNSS). The requirement to take into consideration is that the price of the system must be kept low enough to make a mass deployment aimed at saturating enemy defense economically sustainable . A very interesting passage, which makes us understand its future use.
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