Two Dstl programmes are accelerating the British Army’s adoption of drone and counter-drone technology for future battlefield operations – with direct implications for UK industry partners developing AI, autonomous systems and counter-UAS capability. Scientists at the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory are working with the British Army, industry partners and international allies to test and develop the drone and counter-drone technologies that will define future battlefield operations. Through two distinct but complementary programmes – Project VANAHEIM and the ANVIL computer vision system – Dstl is helping the Army move from experimental evidence to operational deployment at a pace that reflects…
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