In June 2025, a number of significant developments were published on Defense Advancement, including the latest news in inertial navigation sensors, communication systems, and gimbals
ParaZero Technologies completed 50 consecutive DropAir deliveries in a recent reproducibility test, confirming consistent performance for medical and tactical payload delivery
Thales has revealed an electronic warfare payload for drones, enabling all military units to passively detect and analyze RF threats in contested environments
GA-ASI's latest test showcases autonomous air combat capabilities, featuring a live simulated shoot-down and seamless software integration using modular open architecture
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems has introduced the Precision Exportable Launched Effect (PELE), a small, attritable unmanned aircraft designed to boost sensing and mission reach of a mothership aircraft and its user service
Several GA-ASI team members were recently honored by the AIAA San Diego Section for their exceptional contributions to aerospace engineering, management, innovation, and lifetime achievement
Inertial Labs unveils VINS (Visual-Aided Inertial Navigation System) enabling UAVs to maintain accurate flightpaths in GNSS-challenged environments, at the Joint Navigation Conference 2025, June 2–5, Stand 430
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