Delighted to be part of British AWE 2020 and see how Government support can lead to cutting edge innovation. Great opportunity to test the capabilities of Stork ST20 for autonomous aerial rebroadcasting. Read more here

Great to see our projects reviewed by Michael Dempsey on the BBC website today, highlighting that our bio-inspired approach is both elegant and pragmatic! Read More here

Animal Dynamics awarded MoD funding to develop a swarm of light drones that will be able to intercept and capture hostile drones without causing them to crash out of the sky, using a peregrine-falcon attack strategy. Full article here

In a clear demonstration of our intent to raise the bar in everything that we do, we are delighted to report the award of certification to the ISO14001:2015 standard. As an engineering company with a culture and values closely aligned to the natural world, this a logical step for us but one that we have

Royal Marines will use an underwater drone disguised as a manta ray to snoop for Britain An almost silent underwater drone disguised as a manta ray will be used by Royal Marines to spy on potential enemy warships and submarines. The “Raydrive”, which has wings and 3D printed fins to help it glide through the

●      Ex-Thales UK and Virgin Atlantic safety pioneer joins animal-inspired movement company ●      Masters responsible for complete end-to-end Airworthiness and Certification at Animal Dynamics ●      Role will mean working closely with regulators in shaping Unmanned Aerial Vehicle safety Oxford, UK, 25 August 2021: Animal Dynamics, the animal-inspired movement company, has announced the appointment of Andrew

●      Bio-inspired movement company hires Wallace to innovate and accelerate autonomy systems across its Unmanned Aerial Vehicle range, Stork ●      Responsible for developing an industry-leading perception system fusing three sensor types – vision, lidar, and radar ●      Wallace to apply cutting edge AI and computer vision experience to enable drones to operate intelligently and safely

By Professor Adrian Thomas, Co-Founder and CSO of Animal Dynamics On 17th December 1903, the Wright Brothers made history, changing aviation, and the world as we know it. They were bold, ambitious, and approached problem solving in a different way to others before them. They were the first inventors to understand that much like a