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The Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA) antenna will be a drop-in hardware upgrade to the existing EagleEye radar and could be a option for the new Gray Eagle 25M aircraft assembly when ready
April 2024 saw a number of significant developments published on Defense Advancement in hydrogen fuel cell systems, heavy-fuel rotary engines, and wind sensors
In order to complete electronic warfare (EW) field testing in Ukraine, Red Cat subsidiary Teal Drones integrated Doodle Labs’ Helix Mesh Rider® radios into Teal 2 sUAS
The new Mobile Production System (MPS) from RapidFlight enables the manufacturing and deployment of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) from forward locations anywhere in the world, producing up to 28 Group 3 aircraft per month
Anduril will provide production-representative Collaborative Combat Aircrafts (CCAs) as part of the United States Air Force CCA program, aiming to transform U.S. and allied defense capabilities
Set to enable testing on fan and propeller-based propulsion systems, the Wright Electric Aircraft Engine Test Cell (WEAETC) is designed to characterize the performance of megawatt-class electric aircraft propulsion systems
A Banshee Jet 80 drone communicated with a crewed aircraft using QinetiQ’s Airborne Command and Control for Swarm Interoperable Missions (ACCSIOM) technology, as part of a UK defense forces flight test
An Estonian defense project focused on innovating armored vehicles will receive rugged IT-solutions and tactical hardware from MilDef, as part of a new collaboration
Reticulate Micro's Ku- and Ka-band ESAs provide high performance in a compact and low-power package
Solus Power is designing a cutting-edge mobile electric vehicle (EV) solution for fleet charging and infrastructure, working alongside QinetiQ to offer sustainable energy applications in the global defense and security industries
RGS’ Rancher Multi Cluster Manager (MCM) and Harvester hyper-converged infrastructure (HCI) technologies will be hosted by Curtiss-Wright’s PacStar 400-Series tactical communications solutions, as part of a collaboration to support both container and virtual machine workloads at the tactical edge
Smiths Detection’s new X-ray scanner powered by diffraction technology is an inspection technology offering highly accurate material discrimination and substance identification
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