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Schiebel and system integrator Thales will provide the S-100 with a range of high precision ISR sensors and systems to provide a comprehensive maritime capability for protecting Royal Navy ships on operational tasks
The Talium mission system is capable of planning, optimizing, and conducting operations with great agility and efficiency, thus automating multiple tasks, reducing the likelihood of errors
Rheinmetall and AeroVironment will develop a UAS solution that meets requirements of of all-weather functionality, quick deployment, hand launchability, maximum weight of 10kg, and 30km operating range
January 2023 saw a number of significant developments including subsidiary openings, new product launches and contract wins
Teledyne FLIR Defense will integrate enhanced autonomy features and control on SkyRaider drones, and develop new chemical and radiological sensing payloads to assess toxic threats on the battlefield
The Government of Australia will acquire 40 UH-60M Black Hawks, replacing its current non-Black Hawk multi-role helicopter fleet with a more reliable and proven system
Lumen will supply the US Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) with modern hybrid-cloud voice and audio conferencing services that support the Department of Defense (DoD)'s mission both inside and outside the US
General Atomics, Maritime Applied Physics Corporation, Aurora Flight Sciences, Gibbs & Cox and ReconCraft have been selected in teams to develop designs for DARPA's Liberty Lifter demonstrator
The Aerosonde UAS now supports four US Navy ships, has amassed 600,000 flight hours, and is equipped for multiple payload configurations
Edwards Air Force Base has awarded Curtiss-Wright a ten-year, $287 million IDIQ contract to provide aerospace instrumentation technology for use on the Air Force Test Center's flight test programs
Concept, assessment, and demonstration activities that will underpin Italy's participation in the Global Combat Air Program (GCAP) are now underway
Air Force Research Laboratory's (AFRL) selection of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) for the OBSS follows a 12-month base period and a critical design review (CDR), with AFRL exercising a build and flight test option
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