Unmanned News & Articles

Oshkosh’s tracked, autonomous vehicles will support varying payloads and advanced weapons systems through scalable, mission-focused modularity

Rheinmetall’s LUNA NG is one of the world’s newest systems for unmanned air-supported reconnaissance, classification and recognition of objects in real time

The tests off Oahu, Hawaii, aimed to verify sensors, vehicle hydrodynamic performance, and key autonomy behaviors of the glider body

Elbit Systems’ new Skylark 1 eVTOL is a man-packed or vehicle-based platform offering endurance and range with the capability to hover, take-off and land vertically

The 12-inch diameter AUV can dive up to 1,500 meters below the surface and is capable of larger, more powerful payloads than oceanographic gliders

During the multinational REPMUS exercise, the T-600 demonstrator successfully released an inert Sting Ray training variant anti-submarine torpedo during a flight mission at sea for the first time

Transported by a pickup truck or similar military vehicles (Humvee, JLTV or even air-dropped), NiDAR X-SCOUT can be dropped at any location and be operational as a standalone unit remotely controlled for a week or more

Elistair's Orion 2.2 TE unmanned aerial system (UAS) features enhanced flight capabilities, new tactical functions, increased payload capacity, and an extended delivery range

The MQ-4C Tritons will act not just as sensors, but also as communication platforms that can facilitate the transfer of data across warfighting domains and various mission needs

Sea trials showcased the Thales ROUV’s ability to successfully install exercise charges on a bottom mine and a moored mine so that the neutralization cycle could be completed

GA-ASI was contracted to develop DARPA’s concept for disruptive air combat operations through demonstration of an air-to-air weapons capable air vehicle