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Navy orders six Blackjack drones
The Navy’s order of six Blackjack drones is expected to be fulfilled by October 2017.
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UK restricts drones near military bases
British authorities are restricting drone flights near some military bases to avoid collisions with aircraft.
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Raytheon to support Fire Scout software
The $21.6 million contract was awarded by Naval Air Systems Command.
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Video: Russian takes down drone with spear
The video depicts a drone which crashes after briefly filming a history festival in central Russia.
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Unmanned surface vessel market to reach $861M
This reflects a compound annual growth rate of 14.51 percent from $437.6 million in 2016.
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First fixed-wing UAV seeds clouds
Cloud-seeding helps mitigate natural disasters caused by drought, hail and extreme fog.
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Raytheon boosts small UAV production
The move is in response to growing demand, according to a company news release.
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UUV market forecast to reach $4B by 2020
Autonomous underwater vehicles for the military will see strong growth due to “rising demand of anti-submarine warfare, mine countermeasure, and undersea surveillance purposes,” the report said.
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Curtiss-Wright to provide unmanned vehicle Ethernet switches
Curtiss-Wright’s Defense Solutions division has been selected to provide Ethernet switches for Torc’s unmanned ground vehicles.
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Navy orders six Blackjack drones
The Navy’s order of six Blackjack drones is expected to be fulfilled by October 2017.
-
UK restricts drones near military bases
British authorities are restricting drone flights near some military bases to avoid collisions with aircraft.
-
Navy deploying small UAVs on subs
Aerovironment’s BlackwingTM will be launched from underwater.
-
Raytheon to support Fire Scout software
The $21.6 million contract was awarded by Naval Air Systems Command.
-
Video: Russian takes down drone with spear
The video depicts a drone which crashes after briefly filming a history festival in central Russia.
-
Unmanned surface vessel market to reach $861M
This reflects a compound annual growth rate of 14.51 percent from $437.6 million in 2016.
-
First fixed-wing UAV seeds clouds
Cloud-seeding helps mitigate natural disasters caused by drought, hail and extreme fog.
-
Raytheon boosts small UAV production
The move is in response to growing demand, according to a company news release.
-
UUV market forecast to reach $4B by 2020
Autonomous underwater vehicles for the military will see strong growth due to “rising demand of anti-submarine warfare, mine countermeasure, and undersea surveillance purposes,” the report said.
-
Curtiss-Wright to provide unmanned vehicle Ethernet switches
Curtiss-Wright’s Defense Solutions division has been selected to provide Ethernet switches for Torc’s unmanned ground vehicles.
-
Navy orders six Blackjack drones
The Navy’s order of six Blackjack drones is expected to be fulfilled by October 2017.
-
UK restricts drones near military bases
British authorities are restricting drone flights near some military bases to avoid collisions with aircraft.
-
Navy deploying small UAVs on subs
Aerovironment’s BlackwingTM will be launched from underwater.
-
Raytheon to support Fire Scout software
The $21.6 million contract was awarded by Naval Air Systems Command.
-
Video: Russian takes down drone with spear
The video depicts a drone which crashes after briefly filming a history festival in central Russia.
-
Unmanned surface vessel market to reach $861M
This reflects a compound annual growth rate of 14.51 percent from $437.6 million in 2016.
-
First fixed-wing UAV seeds clouds
Cloud-seeding helps mitigate natural disasters caused by drought, hail and extreme fog.
-
Raytheon boosts small UAV production
The move is in response to growing demand, according to a company news release.
-
UUV market forecast to reach $4B by 2020
Autonomous underwater vehicles for the military will see strong growth due to “rising demand of anti-submarine warfare, mine countermeasure, and undersea surveillance purposes,” the report said.
-
Curtiss-Wright to provide unmanned vehicle Ethernet switches
Curtiss-Wright’s Defense Solutions division has been selected to provide Ethernet switches for Torc’s unmanned ground vehicles.




