Multi-Mission Radar Employed in C-UAS Mission
A Q-53 multi-mission radar by Lockheed Martin has successfully provided tracking data to launch a C-UAS defeat system during a US Army exercise in Arizona
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A Q-53 multi-mission radar by Lockheed Martin has successfully provided tracking data to launch a C-UAS defeat system during a US Army exercise in Arizona
Saab’s Double Eagle Semi-Autonomous Remotely Operated Vehicles (SAROVs) will be deployed on the Polish Navy’s three new Kormoran II-class vessels to enable efficient and safe mine countermeasure operations
Textron Systems has been awarded a contract to deploy its Aerosonde UAS aboard the USS Miguel Keith (ESB-5), providing extended range intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance services with enhanced mission payloads
Airbus’ cargo copter prototype has been developed to meet military mission requirements that range from cargo transportation and ISR duties to serving as a communications relay and a combat force multiplier
Teal Drones’ Golden Eagles drones will be used for reconnaissance, surveillance, and tracking purposes in unmanned areas
A two-week technical demonstration of Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) systems has been conducted for the Navy Expeditionary Warfare community
L3Harris Technologies has strategically invested in Seasats' X3 micro-ASV to accelerate delivery of new autonomous maritime capabilities to the US Navy
The demonstrated scenario completed by Schiebel, together with Thales, was the surveillance and protection of the approaches to a strategic port
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems’ latest Gray Eagle ER test flight demonstrated successful integration with the new Ground Modernization Software Suite as part of the US Army’s Modular Open Systems Approach
Ultra Maritime and UMS SKELDAR will develop a Rotary Wing Unmanned Aerial System that the Royal Canadian Navy can use to deploy sonobuoys for the purpose of tracking potentially hostile submarines
Greensea Systems and Nauticus Robotics will deliver prototype vehicles capable of detecting, identifying, localizing, inspecting, and neutralizing explosive hazards from very shallow water through the surf zone to the beach exit
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