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A Bullfrog turret, nicknamed Eminem, in the wild. Photo: Courtesy of Allen Control Systems
American defense-tech company Allen Control Systems is on an international tear, selling Bullfrog autonomous turrets to South Korea and the United Arab Emirates and striking a local coproduction agreement with Romania.
Why it matters: The deals underscore two things:
The U.S. and UAE are partnering to co-develop AI-powered drones, enhancing defense capabilities and technology collaboration.
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