The Navy added $150 million to an existing agreement with defense technology company Shield AI to help develop an aircraft ...

Shield AI expects to start flying its X-BAT prototype unmanned fighter jet by year’s end—and is getting $150 million from the Navy to keep developing it, officials said.

Modern warfare continues to lean heavily on unmanned aerial vehicles, with extremely nimble AI-controlled drones becoming increasingly common.

X-BAT at a Glance: Measuring 26 feet long with a 1,000-nautical-mile combat radius, Shield AI’s autonomous strike fighter is ...

Shield AI has established a three-state U.S. industrial network for its X-BAT autonomous vertical takeoff and landing combat aircraft, assigning production to Washington state, flight testing and ...

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