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Uncrewed ground vehicles put to the test as NATO eyes autonomous shift

2nd July 2026

The European Land Robot Trials are influenced by NATO researchers seeking to create uncrewed ground vehicle standards for allied Western forces working in multinational task forces.

UK Defence Investment Plan: What does it mean for the British Army?

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UK Defence Investment Plan: What does it mean for the British Army?

30th June 2026

The UK’s Defence Investment Plan splurges big for future air and naval programmes, including new hybrid ships, but there are fewer big-ticket items for British Army vehicles. Shephard’s Damian Kemp looks at the much delayed plan.

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Lockheed announces first US customer for VCSi

3rd May 2018

Aurora Flight Sciences has become the first US customer to purchase Lockheed Martin’s new Vehicle Control Station (VCS) software product, Lockheed announced on 1 May. …

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UMS Skeldar acquires Hirth Motors

3rd May 2018

UMS Skeldar has acquired the assets of Germany's Hirthmotoren (Hirth Motors), engine manufacturer for air, water and land applications, the company announced on 1 May. …

AUVSI 2018: PrecisionHawk's eye for safety (video)

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AUVSI 2018: PrecisionHawk's eye for safety (video)

3rd May 2018

PrecisionHawk provides solutions to customers who seek to purchase drone technology, whether a platform itself, the software and/or the creation of bespoke algorithms to assist …

​AUVSI 2018: Oklahoma boosted by Kratos drone production

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​AUVSI 2018: Oklahoma boosted by Kratos drone production

2nd May 2018

Indigenous economies are being boosted by UV production and utilisation across states in the US, such as in Oklahoma where Kratos Defense has moved to …

AUVSI 2018: Swift closes on Japan joint venture

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AUVSI 2018: Swift closes on Japan joint venture

2nd May 2018

Swift Engineering is looking to close on a joint venture that will enable it to conduct commercial UAS service operations in Japan, while also beginning …

AUVSI 2018: HALE internet provision service could be unviable

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AUVSI 2018: HALE internet provision service could be unviable

2nd May 2018

A study into the use cases of unmanned systems and overall market potential has indicated that HALE platforms being solely used for internet service provision …

AUVSI 2018: It's all about the arms for Aquanaut

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AUVSI 2018: It's all about the arms for Aquanaut

2nd May 2018

US technology start-up Houston Mechatronics will from June begin open water testing of its new 'Transformer-style' underwater ROV which travels to an inspection site as …

AUVSI 2018: Flying-Cam unveils Discovery VTOL UAS (video)

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AUVSI 2018: Flying-Cam unveils Discovery VTOL UAS (video)

2nd May 2018

Flying-Cam showcased Discovery, the latest of its range of platforms, at AUVSI's Xponential to meet demands of the commercial market. The company has also partnered …

Bell to demo Autonomous POD Transport to US military

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Bell to demo Autonomous POD Transport to US military

2nd May 2018

Bell is preparing to show off a new UAS capable of ferrying medical supplies, food or even weapons to troops in remote locations. Under development …

S-100 integrated with PT-8 Oceanwatch

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S-100 integrated with PT-8 Oceanwatch

2nd May 2018

The PT-8 Oceanwatch payload has been integrated into the Camcopter S-100 UAS, Schiebel announced on 2 May. PT-8 Oceanwatch is a small target detection payload …

​AUVSI 2018: Kittyhawk and Jeppesen moving fast to digital airspace integration

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​AUVSI 2018: Kittyhawk and Jeppesen moving fast to digital airspace integration

2nd May 2018

Further to FAA approval, Kittyhawk and Jeppesen have announced that they are collaborating on a project to integrate digital airspace authorisation, the low altitude authorisation …

AUVSI 2018: In-Flight Data confident ahead of TCCA's BVLOS decision

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AUVSI 2018: In-Flight Data confident ahead of TCCA's BVLOS decision

1st May 2018

Canada-based UAS operator In-Flight Data is hopeful of gaining permission from Transport Canada Civil Aviation Authority (TCCA) to start BVLOS flight tests in the country …

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