The U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory’s Space Systems Directorate has successfully tested a new unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) known as the XQ-67A.
Representing the second generation of collaborative autonomous platforms, the XQ-67A is distinguished by its unified structural design, making it cost-effective and easily scalable.
This milestone represents the culmination of years of collaboration between American companies and the government to develop affordable UAVs that serve as intelligent force multipliers for manned fighters.
The XQ-67A drones are capable of executing various missions, including surveillance, reconnaissance, precision targeting, electronic warfare, and airstrikes, providing immense advantages on the battlefield.
