Unmanned aerial vehicle

The drones take direction from an algorithm that helps them chart their surroundings in real-time

DRONAMICS announces partnership with Cotesa to manufacture cargo drones in Europe

Around mid-October, experimental flights (with a scaled-down drone) will take place as part of the "Archytas" program, according to Finance Minister Christos Staikouras.

Two Turkish-made unmanned aerial vehicles have performed a formation flight for the first time at Teknofest, Türkiye's largest aerospace and technology festival, with Selçuk Bayraktar, the producing company's chief technology officer, serving as the second pilot.

The Romanian Ministry of Defence has sought parliament's approval to buy three Bayraktar TB2 systems from Turkey at an estimated cost of 300 million US dollars, according to a document submitted to the legislature.

Türkiye's leading online delivery application Yemeksepeti successfully delivered an order to a boat in the Bosporus with a drone, a first for the company.

"This project is important for Yemeksepeti, which aims to make deliveries to distant locations," the company said in a statement.

A new navigation system for drones reduces the processing power needed to avoid obstacles, even in tricky environments like forests

Greece set to acquire 3 US drones

Greek forces have started to install military devices that can allegedly cloud the vision of Turkish drones, according to daily Kathimerini.

An article published on July 1 in the newspaper read that Greece is "in the final step" of forming an "umbrella" against Turkish drones.

Turkish drone-manufacturer Baykar, which has President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan's son-in-law as one of its directors, offered three of its drones to the Ukrainian army on June 27. 

In a statement posted on Twitter, the company noted that a crowdfunding campaign had raised enough money to buy several of its TB2 UAVs "for Ukrainians to use in defence of their Homeland".