Unmanned Vehicles
ASTRAEA reaches initial goals despite future uncertainty
Last month, the initial three year Autonomous Systems Technology Related Airborne Evaluation & Assessment (ASTRAEA) project aimed at the ambitious target of opening the UK's airspace to regular civil UAV flights culminated in a five day synthetic environment experiment at ParcAberporth in west Wales. However, funding for a three ...
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UAV Navigation FCS integrated with Sky Power Engines
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Boeing to deliver more MQ-25 refuelling UAS for USN
Boeing has been awarded a contract modification to provide three more MQ-25 unmanned refuelling aircraft for the USN, bringing the total order number to seven. ...
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Greensea hull crawler tech combines with VideoRay ROV
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Lithuanian Navy to be equipped with new K-STER ROVs
The Lithuanian Navy is to be equipped with K-STER underwater ROVs from ECA Group for sea mine clearance. K-STER has been chosen for the same ...
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PREMIUM: Norway receives first Black Hornet vehicle recce system
The first Black Hornet nano-UAV vehicle reconnaissance system (BH VRS) has been delivered to Norway. A spokesperson for manufacturer FLIR told Shephard that the VRS unit ...
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Uavos and KACTS demonstrate remote operation for Saker-1B
UAVOS and King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) had demonstrated their jointly developed flight control system for the Saker-1B UAS. The new system ...