Unmanned News & Articles

Schiebel and system integrator Thales will provide the S-100 with a range of high precision ISR sensors and systems to provide a comprehensive maritime capability for protecting Royal Navy ships on operational tasks

USSOCOM will explore the impact of Parallel Flight Technologies’ range extending Parallel Hybrid propulsion technology for medical delivery applications in austere environments

Rheinmetall and AeroVironment will develop a UAS solution that meets requirements of of all-weather functionality, quick deployment, hand launchability, maximum weight of 10kg, and 30km operating range

January 2023 saw a number of significant developments including subsidiary openings, new product launches and contract wins

Teledyne FLIR Defense will integrate enhanced autonomy features and control on SkyRaider drones, and develop new chemical and radiological sensing payloads to assess toxic threats on the battlefield

The Aerosonde UAS now supports four US Navy ships, has amassed 600,000 flight hours, and is equipped for multiple payload configurations

Air Force Research Laboratory's (AFRL) selection of General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (GA-ASI) for the OBSS follows a 12-month base period and a critical design review (CDR), with AFRL exercising a build and flight test option

The Eaglet, GA-ASI’s latest survivable Air-Launched Effect (ALE), was successfully showcased during a technical demonstration with Army Research Laboratory and Aviation & Missile Center

Exail's DriX Unmanned Surface Vehicle (USV) was among fifteen USVs and Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) to participate in Digital Horizon, tasked with gathering data on the surface in order to detect and identify potential threats

Leonidas' software-weaponeering capabilities enable the continued maturation of the technology to achieve lethality against a broad range of UAS and other threats

As part of Project TIQUILA, Inzpire will supply training needs analysis, training design and training delivery services to British Army UAS instructors at the Royal School of Artillery to ensure the new UAS are integrated effectively