Unmanned News & Articles

Backed by Innovate UK and Enterprise Singapore funding this multi-year project will see Microsec and ACUA Ocean accelerate the resilience and deployment of autonomous solutions

Kaman Air Vehicles is developing a funded military version of its KARGO UAV, a purpose-built autonomous medium-lift logistics vehicle that can carry up to 800 pounds of payload and is designed to operate in austere environments

The new Gray Eagle 25M incorporates MOSA across the aircraft and ground system architectures, which enables rapid integration of advanced payloads and communication equipment, along with AI/ML capabilities

Acceptance Test Procedures was performed jointly by the UK MoD and General Atomics Aeronautical Systems following the completion of the aircraft production and acceptance procedures

Focused on implementing BAE Systems’ advanced vehicle management systems on to Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs), the collaboration with EPE aims to develop soldier support systems for the Australian Army

Mark Palmer, CTO of Sentient Vision Systems, makes the case for Artificial Intelligence (AI) to bring real-time intelligence and operational decisions to military drone missions

Procured via the Unmanned Surface Vehicle Family of Systems multiple award contract, General Dynamics Mission Systems’s Containerized Tethered Elevated Mast provides line-of-sight communication extension for surface ships

Amentum subsidiary PAE has been awarded a contract by the U.S. Air Force Air Combat Command for Aerial Targets Operations & Maintenance

G3 Systems has delivered four deployable containerised solutions to support the Royal NavyPODS (Persistent Operational Deployable Systems) for heavy-lift drones in record time

A completely autonomous flight by GA-ASI enabled an Avenger® MQ-20A to be flown by an Artificially Intelligent (AI) pilot for close to 30 minutes, with live tracks supplied by Lockheed Martin using the Infrared Search & Track (IRST) sensor network

A new open autonomy architecture for manned-unmanned teaming (MUM-T) with MQ-25 has been digitally demonstrated by Boeing using three different simulated U.S. Navy aircraft