Anduril, other drone makers eye Japanese tech in global expansion
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Drone manufacturers, including the US defense company Anduril, are looking to Japan for new technology. They want to use Japanese parts and software to make their drones better. Japan has strong tech in batteries, sensors, and materials. These are key for making drones fly longer and see more. The move is part of a wider push to grow globally. Companies hope to improve their products and compete in the growing drone market. Japanese firms could become important suppliers. No deals have been announced yet.