Ghost Shark XL-AUV Prototype Unveiled
The first Ghost Shark extra-large autonomous undersea vehicles (XL-AUV) has debuted in Australia ahead of schedule and on budget
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The first Ghost Shark extra-large autonomous undersea vehicles (XL-AUV) has debuted in Australia ahead of schedule and on budget
Produced in collaboration with pureLiFi, Vibrint LiFi leverages light waves to ensure military-grade security, interference-free operation and lightning-fast speed
The P550 unmanned aerial system (UAS) from AeroVironment is purpose built for long-range reconnaissance missions and features advanced AI and autonomy, maximum payload versatility, and rapid employment capabilities
Sky Power International has successfully tested the SP-110 FI TS GEN and SP-210 FI TS GEN UAV engines in accordance with FAR33
HDT will provide the US Army with both expandable and non-expandable rigid wall shelters, designed to increase operational energy efficiency, following selection for the ASF-RWS P1 program
The Dismounted Operator's Combat Kit (DOCK) StreamCaster from Silvus Technologies and Kägwerks features an operator centric design, powerfully advanced networking performance, soldier worn AI, and is able to achieve spectrum dominance
The state-of-the-art system from SEA will provide the Royal Navy with the capability to automatically gauge ideal positioning depths for an active sonar projector and receiving array, based on the underwater environment
The Phasor L3300B antenna, set to be released to the market in Q3 of 2024, weighs only 30kg with a 150mm thickness, making it an ideal option for Armed Forces personnel and first responders operating in contested environments
The SeaEagle FCEO surveillance system from Chess Dynamics will provide the Royal Australian Navy (RAN) with a state-of-the-art surveillance capability to detect and track surface and air targets
The DragonFire laser fires high-intensity beams which meet targets at the speed of light, and is set be installed on a Royal Navy warship in 2027
Echodyne's session at Counter UAS Technology Europe 2024 in London saw the company's VP of Marketing, Leo McCloskey discussing important C-UAS developments in accuracy and mobility
With FT Technologies' Acoustic Resonance air speed sensor, multi-rotor UAVs can estimate horizontal air speed better, enhancing position estimation accuracy in GNSS-denied environments