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UK Invites Firms to Pitch Futuristic Drone Helicopters

Seven Companies Compete for Project NYX to Fly Alongside Apaches

The British Ministry of Defence has invited seven companies to participate in Project NYX, a program aimed at developing futuristic drone helicopters to fly alongside Apache attack helicopters. The project, which includes firms such as BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, and Leonardo, aims to achieve initial operational capability by 2030. The drones are expected to perform various duties, including reconnaissance, surveillance, and targeted strikes, utilizing AI in a command rather than control protocol. The MoD hopes that these wingman drones will enhance mission effectiveness while reducing risk and logistical burden, as reported by Breaking Defense.

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    UK Invites Firms to Pitch Futuristic Drone Helicopters

    Seven Companies Compete for Project NYX to Fly Alongside Apaches

    The British Ministry of Defence has invited seven companies to participate in Project NYX, a program aimed at developing futuristic drone helicopters to fly alongside Apache attack helicopters. The project, which includes firms such as BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin, and Leonardo, aims to achieve initial operational capability by 2030. The drones are expected to perform various duties, including reconnaissance, surveillance, and targeted strikes, utilizing AI in a command rather than control protocol. The MoD hopes that these wingman drones will enhance mission effectiveness while reducing risk and logistical burden, as reported by Breaking Defense.

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