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What does the proliferation of larger platforms mean for the UGV market?

9th July 2026

A surge in heavier, combat-focused uncrewed ground vehicles is emerging, although operational demand remains uncertain.

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NATO signs agreements worth billions of dollars on missiles, air defence and aircraft

9th July 2026

Announcements on aircraft deals and agreements for trans-alliance cooperation to boost the production and purchase of weapons and equipment were key takeaways from this week’s NATO summit.

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Ocean Business 2019: Teledyne shows off the SeaRaptor

9th April 2019

Teledyne Technologies was out in force at Ocean Business, displaying its range of sensors and unmanned vehicles, including the SeaRaptor autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV). With one …

Competition hots up in Brazil's defence satellite race

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Competition hots up in Brazil's defence satellite race

9th April 2019

Two competitors are remaining hopeful ahead of the delayed next phase in Brazil’s geostationary defence satellite programme, SGDC 2. Having successfully passed the request for …

Triumph components for MQ-25

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Triumph components for MQ-25

9th April 2019

Triumph Group has received a contract from Boeing to supply hydraulic system components for the MQ-25 unmanned aerial refuelling programme, the company announced on 4 …

Insight: European UAS industry approaches boom or bust tipping point

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Insight: European UAS industry approaches boom or bust tipping point

9th April 2019

As pressure mounts on European supranational agencies to follow through on repeated calls from industry to issue regulations befitting a new era of commercial unmanned …

Natural disaster market sparks geo-reference technology growth

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Natural disaster market sparks geo-reference technology growth

8th April 2019

The need for disaster relief agencies to carry out unmanned aerial surveillance of affected areas has prompted a growth in requests for access to geo-referencing …

Remote identification key to solving drone incursion headache

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Remote identification key to solving drone incursion headache

8th April 2019

The unmanned traffic management provider AirMap is advocating the adoption of a UAS remote identification system as a means to prevent drone incursions at airports. …

AeroVironment introduces 360 MSA for Puma AE

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AeroVironment introduces 360 MSA for Puma AE

8th April 2019

AeroVironment has introduced a new 360 multi-sector antenna (MSA) for its Puma AE small unmanned aircraft system (UAS), the company announced on 3 April. Specifically …

Moog joins Boeing’s MQ-25 industry team

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Moog joins Boeing’s MQ-25 industry team

8th April 2019

Moog Aircraft Group has received a contract from Boeing to supply the wing flight control actuator and wingfold actuation systems for the MQ-25 unmanned refuelling …

Unmanned Systems Asia 2019: Lockheed targeting Asia with Indago

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Unmanned Systems Asia 2019: Lockheed targeting Asia with Indago

8th April 2019

Lockheed Martin is targeting further growth in Asia for its Indago 3 UAS, having recently sold two of the systems to the Singapore Ministry of …

Unmanned Systems Asia 2019: Singapore OPFOR robot ready for battle

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Unmanned Systems Asia 2019: Singapore OPFOR robot ready for battle

6th April 2019

ST Engineering has developed an autonomous robotic targetry system to enhance training realism and manpower. Known as the Force on Robotic Target (FORT), it consists …

Unmanned Systems Asia 2019: Indonesia follows regional trend with ubiquitous ScanEagle

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Unmanned Systems Asia 2019: Indonesia follows regional trend with ubiquitous ScanEagle

5th April 2019

Indonesia will become the latest country in the Asia-Pacific region to integrate ScanEagle UAVs into its aerial operations, following a contract modification award on 29 …

AeroVironment receives FMS contract for Puma AE

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AeroVironment receives FMS contract for Puma AE

5th April 2019

AeroVironment has received a $17.4 million contract to provide its Puma AE II small UAS, training and support to an allied nation, the company announced …

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