Unmanned News & Articles

The KuRFS radar excelled in a stress test detecting and tracking an unmanned aerial system (UAS) swarm, while Coyote defeated several targets, singles and swarms, demonstrating reduced engagement timelines to defeat multiple threats

Greensea IQ’s growth will support the production of several navigation and robotics systems, including the Bayonet line of surf zone crawlers for defense customers

The Protector RPAS will be certified to stringent NATO safety and certification standards allowing to operate in the UK and European civilian airspace

Sentient’s ViDAR uses an EO/IR sensor to detect and classify targets in the imagery stream, enabling Shield AI’s V-BAT to significantly bolster military threat deterrence

The Royal Navy’s RFA Proteus will have undersea surveillance, survey and warfare systems, and will be home to a suite of specialist capabilities for advancing science and technology

The companies will develop, test and field the collaborative system using Insitu Pacific's common ground control (GCS) and INEXA software to control both unmanned aerial system (UAS) and long-range One-Way Loitering (OWL) munitions

The sUAS/ALEs can be used for surveillance, electronic attack, and enemy air defense suppression for days or weeks at a time using aerial recovery

Multiple sensor options enable the UAS to efficiently detect and track surface vessels, submarines, and other potential threats

The program seeks to bring dual-use technologies, which can help both civilian and military users, into the military, with a focus on high-impact, near-term implementations

Near Earth Autonomy’s VTOL UAS will take soldiers out of harm’s way and supplement resupply trips through added uncrewed lift capacity, reducing the risk for Army aircrews

The Black Hornet 4 delivers enhanced covert situational awareness to small military units using a 12-megapixel daytime camera and a high-resolution thermal imager