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Combat, surveillance UAV projects thrive in Europe
European nations are partnering in various combinations to develop new unmanned aircraft.
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Italy to get Predator trainer
The trainer will enable the Italian Air Force to conduct training for pilots and sensor operators.
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Predator B passes NATO design review
The UAV has also completed reviews by two prospective European customers.
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Mexico plans to develop UAVs, with industry help
The partners will develop ‘cutting-edge technology solutions for defense and homeland security applications.’
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Global Hawk demos open systems architecture
The flight showed that ground operators can send commands and receive responses with the open system.
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Northrop Grumman to fix Triton UAV
Funds are to correct deficiencies to the current air-to-air radar subsystem design.
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Air Force wants UAV swarms
The envisioned craft would be inexpensive enough that attrition would not be a concern.
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Logos wins sensor research work for small UAVs
Logos will work on sensor systems for UAVs such as the RQ-21 Blackjack, the Tiger Shark, and the RQ-8 Fire Scout.
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France gets third Reaper
The UAV joins two other Reapers which have accumulated more than 4,000 flight hours since January 2014.
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System lets tanks control unmanned craft
The company’s vehicle-based Integrated Command System is already used by NATO. The new version adds the capability to control the ProxDynamics PD-100 Black Hornet UAV.
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Combat, surveillance UAV projects thrive in Europe
European nations are partnering in various combinations to develop new unmanned aircraft.
-
Italy to get Predator trainer
The trainer will enable the Italian Air Force to conduct training for pilots and sensor operators.
-
Predator B passes NATO design review
The UAV has also completed reviews by two prospective European customers.
-
Mexico plans to develop UAVs, with industry help
The partners will develop ‘cutting-edge technology solutions for defense and homeland security applications.’
-
Global Hawk demos open systems architecture
The flight showed that ground operators can send commands and receive responses with the open system.
-
Northrop Grumman to fix Triton UAV
Funds are to correct deficiencies to the current air-to-air radar subsystem design.
-
Air Force wants UAV swarms
The envisioned craft would be inexpensive enough that attrition would not be a concern.
-
Logos wins sensor research work for small UAVs
Logos will work on sensor systems for UAVs such as the RQ-21 Blackjack, the Tiger Shark, and the RQ-8 Fire Scout.
-
France gets third Reaper
The UAV joins two other Reapers which have accumulated more than 4,000 flight hours since January 2014.
-
System lets tanks control unmanned craft
The company’s vehicle-based Integrated Command System is already used by NATO. The new version adds the capability to control the ProxDynamics PD-100 Black Hornet UAV.
-
Combat, surveillance UAV projects thrive in Europe
European nations are partnering in various combinations to develop new unmanned aircraft.
-
Italy to get Predator trainer
The trainer will enable the Italian Air Force to conduct training for pilots and sensor operators.
-
Predator B passes NATO design review
The UAV has also completed reviews by two prospective European customers.
-
Mexico plans to develop UAVs, with industry help
The partners will develop ‘cutting-edge technology solutions for defense and homeland security applications.’
-
Global Hawk demos open systems architecture
The flight showed that ground operators can send commands and receive responses with the open system.
-
Northrop Grumman to fix Triton UAV
Funds are to correct deficiencies to the current air-to-air radar subsystem design.
-
Air Force wants UAV swarms
The envisioned craft would be inexpensive enough that attrition would not be a concern.
-
Logos wins sensor research work for small UAVs
Logos will work on sensor systems for UAVs such as the RQ-21 Blackjack, the Tiger Shark, and the RQ-8 Fire Scout.
-
France gets third Reaper
The UAV joins two other Reapers which have accumulated more than 4,000 flight hours since January 2014.
-
System lets tanks control unmanned craft
The company’s vehicle-based Integrated Command System is already used by NATO. The new version adds the capability to control the ProxDynamics PD-100 Black Hornet UAV.
