The use of drones is rapidly expanding in military and domestic applications, highlighted by Ukraine's recent large-scale drone attack on Moscow, which showcased advancements in drone technology. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the country could produce 1.5-2 million drones if funding were available, with recent contracts already securing a million units. Meanwhile, Canada is pioneering counter-drone technologies with a research initiative that invites diverse teams to develop new defenses against hostile drones. Additionally, the U.S. Army is keen to enhance its drone capabilities but faces challenges in scaling production to meet growing demands. This interest in drones reflects their increasing importance on the battlefield, as both offensive and defensive strategies evolve.