Where Drones Drop Dead and GPS Goes Haywire

NATO militaries and startups aim to tackle the unique challenges of fighting in the Arctic, as the risk of conflict there increases

Modern warfare technology, like drones and robots, faces significant challenges in the Arctic due to extreme cold, magnetic storms, and navigation difficulties.
During a seven-nation polar exercise, U.S. military vehicles broke down after 30 minutes, and $20,000 night-vision optics failed in minus 40 degree Fahrenheit conditions.
The Arctic’s harsh environment, including the Aurora Borealis, interferes with radio communications and satellite navigation systems, posing unique military challenges.