The growing prominence of drone warfare, highlighted by the Russia-Ukraine conflict, underscores the urgent need for the U.S. to enhance its drone production capabilities and close the gap with China. PDW CEO Ryan Gury discusses this in a recent Business Insider article, noting that while companies like DJI "had a huge head start," their drones are primarily designed for consumers. He emphasizes that future warfare will depend on "small robotics and sensors deployed by small fire teams, units, and single soldiers." Experts agree that the U.S. needs to ramp up production, but Gury stresses that these systems must also adapt to modern battlefield challenges like GPS jamming and electronic warfare. Despite the challenges, Gury remains optimistic, stating that "American defense and our ability to innovate are still within the realm of leading the world." https://okt.to/c9AUGF
Spot on Ryan Gury! It's great that PDW has a big role in leading the charge. 🇺🇲
Great perspective Ryan
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