DEFENSE TECHNOLOGY NEWS
Track the latest news and technical developments in autonomous and unmanned systems across air, land, sea, and subsea domains. Follow advancements in UAVs, UGVs, USVs, UUVs, swarm technology, and autonomous navigation software built for defense operations.
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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
General Dynamics Land Systems (GDLS) TRX robotic combat vehicle (RCV) is built to maneuver at speed with all formations and is highly transportable with a payload-to-chassis ratio of 1:1
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
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