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Northrop pulls out of MQ-25 drone competition
It appears the Navy’s final request for proposals, released earlier this month, raised questions among Northrop executives about executability.
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DARPA: We want autonomous drone swarms for war fighters
Raytheon and Northrop Grumman are among the first participants in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s program to inform recon tactics and technologies for large throngs of unmanned air and ground robots in cities.
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Challenge of rapid equipping in a technology-centric world
The rapid proliferation of commercial technology has created problems for the military’s rapid equippers to keep pace.
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‘No silver bullet’: Pentagon struggles to defeat drones in cat-and-mouse game
The Army, as well as the other services and Pentagon organizations, are on a quest to find enduring countermeasures to defeat enemy drones in what has become a cat-and-mouse game.
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Israel Aerospace Industries, Hankuk Carbon to jointly make drones for South Korean market
The new company, Korea Aviation Technologies, will develop drones with vertical takeoff and landing capabilities.
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AeroVironment unveils new UAS receiver
The Pocket DDL AE provides secure access to digital data link networks for a family of small unmanned aircraft systems, operating on new M1/M2/M5 frequencies.
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Hoverfly thinks it can scratch Army’s itch with long-endurance tethered drone
Hoverfly unmanned aircraft systems can fly for a month, are quickly deployable and barely detectable, and the company thinks it has a solid fit for the U.S. Army.
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The Army’s Rapid Equipping Force is working on EW, counter-drone and more
The work focuses on getting in-demand capabilities into soldiers hands as quickly as possible.
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Army researchers are working on mapping tech that can help you see the battlefield
Army researchers are developing sophisticated battlespace mapping technologies that allow soldiers to predict wave patterns for beach assaults and create instant 3D models of urban areas — with resolution high enough to identify sniper hideouts.
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Insitu integrates geographic data into ScanEagle drone
The company has demonstrated geographic information systems-equipped ScanEagles as they supported firefighters battling wildfires.
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Northrop pulls out of MQ-25 drone competition
It appears the Navy’s final request for proposals, released earlier this month, raised questions among Northrop executives about executability.
-
DARPA: We want autonomous drone swarms for war fighters
Raytheon and Northrop Grumman are among the first participants in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s program to inform recon tactics and technologies for large throngs of unmanned air and ground robots in cities.
-
Challenge of rapid equipping in a technology-centric world
The rapid proliferation of commercial technology has created problems for the military’s rapid equippers to keep pace.
-
‘No silver bullet’: Pentagon struggles to defeat drones in cat-and-mouse game
The Army, as well as the other services and Pentagon organizations, are on a quest to find enduring countermeasures to defeat enemy drones in what has become a cat-and-mouse game.
-
Israel Aerospace Industries, Hankuk Carbon to jointly make drones for South Korean market
The new company, Korea Aviation Technologies, will develop drones with vertical takeoff and landing capabilities.
-
AeroVironment unveils new UAS receiver
The Pocket DDL AE provides secure access to digital data link networks for a family of small unmanned aircraft systems, operating on new M1/M2/M5 frequencies.
-
Hoverfly thinks it can scratch Army’s itch with long-endurance tethered drone
Hoverfly unmanned aircraft systems can fly for a month, are quickly deployable and barely detectable, and the company thinks it has a solid fit for the U.S. Army.
-
The Army’s Rapid Equipping Force is working on EW, counter-drone and more
The work focuses on getting in-demand capabilities into soldiers hands as quickly as possible.
-
Army researchers are working on mapping tech that can help you see the battlefield
Army researchers are developing sophisticated battlespace mapping technologies that allow soldiers to predict wave patterns for beach assaults and create instant 3D models of urban areas — with resolution high enough to identify sniper hideouts.
-
Insitu integrates geographic data into ScanEagle drone
The company has demonstrated geographic information systems-equipped ScanEagles as they supported firefighters battling wildfires.
-
Northrop pulls out of MQ-25 drone competition
It appears the Navy’s final request for proposals, released earlier this month, raised questions among Northrop executives about executability.
-
DARPA: We want autonomous drone swarms for war fighters
Raytheon and Northrop Grumman are among the first participants in the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s program to inform recon tactics and technologies for large throngs of unmanned air and ground robots in cities.
-
Challenge of rapid equipping in a technology-centric world
The rapid proliferation of commercial technology has created problems for the military’s rapid equippers to keep pace.
-
‘No silver bullet’: Pentagon struggles to defeat drones in cat-and-mouse game
The Army, as well as the other services and Pentagon organizations, are on a quest to find enduring countermeasures to defeat enemy drones in what has become a cat-and-mouse game.
-
Israel Aerospace Industries, Hankuk Carbon to jointly make drones for South Korean market
The new company, Korea Aviation Technologies, will develop drones with vertical takeoff and landing capabilities.
-
AeroVironment unveils new UAS receiver
The Pocket DDL AE provides secure access to digital data link networks for a family of small unmanned aircraft systems, operating on new M1/M2/M5 frequencies.
-
Hoverfly thinks it can scratch Army’s itch with long-endurance tethered drone
Hoverfly unmanned aircraft systems can fly for a month, are quickly deployable and barely detectable, and the company thinks it has a solid fit for the U.S. Army.
-
The Army’s Rapid Equipping Force is working on EW, counter-drone and more
The work focuses on getting in-demand capabilities into soldiers hands as quickly as possible.
-
Army researchers are working on mapping tech that can help you see the battlefield
Army researchers are developing sophisticated battlespace mapping technologies that allow soldiers to predict wave patterns for beach assaults and create instant 3D models of urban areas — with resolution high enough to identify sniper hideouts.
-
Insitu integrates geographic data into ScanEagle drone
The company has demonstrated geographic information systems-equipped ScanEagles as they supported firefighters battling wildfires.
