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Drones able to inspect manned aircraft in record time
Inspections take 10 to 15 minutes versus two hours for a human inspector, according to Airbus.
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What’s ahead for unmanned ground vehicles?
Director for the Strategic Capabilities Office William Roper hit on his office’s work in unmanned ground systems
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Unmanned Fire Scout helicopter displays maritime radar
The MQ-8B Fire Scout unmanned helicopter has begun flight operations using its new maritime surveillance radar.
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Insitu awards $40.7M SOCOM drone contract
Insitu has been awarded a $40.7 million U.S. Special Operations Command contract for drones.
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Northrop to support Air Force drone operations
Northrop Grumman has received a $204 million Air Force contract option to support Global Hawk drone operations.
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Triton drone displays video capabilities
The Navy’s MQ-4C Triton UAV has demonstrated two major capabilities.
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DARPA project results in autonomous helicopter flight
A Sikorsky S-76 helicopter flew 30 miles while being operated by controllers on the ground.
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Joint air-to-ground missile fired from drone, a first
The missile intended to ultimately replace the Hellfire was fired from a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system and hit a moving truck target at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, according to the US Army’s Joint Attack Munition Systems project manager.
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Raytheon and UVision team up for kamikaze drones
Raytheon and UVision are joining forces to offer loitering munitions.
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Drones able to inspect manned aircraft in record time
Inspections take 10 to 15 minutes versus two hours for a human inspector, according to Airbus.
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What’s ahead for unmanned ground vehicles?
Director for the Strategic Capabilities Office William Roper hit on his office’s work in unmanned ground systems
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Unmanned Fire Scout helicopter displays maritime radar
The MQ-8B Fire Scout unmanned helicopter has begun flight operations using its new maritime surveillance radar.
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Israeli robot ship fires torpedo
An unmanned Israeli vessel has test-fired a torpedo.
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Insitu awards $40.7M SOCOM drone contract
Insitu has been awarded a $40.7 million U.S. Special Operations Command contract for drones.
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Northrop to support Air Force drone operations
Northrop Grumman has received a $204 million Air Force contract option to support Global Hawk drone operations.
-
Triton drone displays video capabilities
The Navy’s MQ-4C Triton UAV has demonstrated two major capabilities.
-
DARPA project results in autonomous helicopter flight
A Sikorsky S-76 helicopter flew 30 miles while being operated by controllers on the ground.
-
Joint air-to-ground missile fired from drone, a first
The missile intended to ultimately replace the Hellfire was fired from a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system and hit a moving truck target at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, according to the US Army’s Joint Attack Munition Systems project manager.
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Raytheon and UVision team up for kamikaze drones
Raytheon and UVision are joining forces to offer loitering munitions.
-
Drones able to inspect manned aircraft in record time
Inspections take 10 to 15 minutes versus two hours for a human inspector, according to Airbus.
-
What’s ahead for unmanned ground vehicles?
Director for the Strategic Capabilities Office William Roper hit on his office’s work in unmanned ground systems
-
Unmanned Fire Scout helicopter displays maritime radar
The MQ-8B Fire Scout unmanned helicopter has begun flight operations using its new maritime surveillance radar.
-
Israeli robot ship fires torpedo
An unmanned Israeli vessel has test-fired a torpedo.
-
Insitu awards $40.7M SOCOM drone contract
Insitu has been awarded a $40.7 million U.S. Special Operations Command contract for drones.
-
Northrop to support Air Force drone operations
Northrop Grumman has received a $204 million Air Force contract option to support Global Hawk drone operations.
-
Triton drone displays video capabilities
The Navy’s MQ-4C Triton UAV has demonstrated two major capabilities.
-
DARPA project results in autonomous helicopter flight
A Sikorsky S-76 helicopter flew 30 miles while being operated by controllers on the ground.
-
Joint air-to-ground missile fired from drone, a first
The missile intended to ultimately replace the Hellfire was fired from a Gray Eagle unmanned aircraft system and hit a moving truck target at Dugway Proving Ground, Utah, according to the US Army’s Joint Attack Munition Systems project manager.
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Raytheon and UVision team up for kamikaze drones
Raytheon and UVision are joining forces to offer loitering munitions.
