Unmanned Vehicles
PREMIUM: Salvaged sea glider shows wide extent of Chinese surveillance
Indonesian fishermen discovered an unmarked sea glider on 20 December, but it is highly likely that it was a Chinese-operated AUV tasked with collecting oceanographic data.
Pictures of the salvaged vehicle show it is identical to the Chinese-built Haiyi (which translates as Sea Wing). The Tianjin University-designed platform has a ...
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PREMIUM: WJ-700 flies, as other Chinese UCAVs fight
A new Chinese UAV/UCAV has taken to the skies for the first time. Meanwhile, other Chinese models are being used extensively in combat in the Middle East and North Africa.
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PREMIUM: COVID-19 disruption delays Falco Xplorer certification to 2022
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General Atomics demonstrates self-contained ASW sonobuoy dispensing from UAS
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PREMIUM: Indian Navy surveys the market for USVs
A trio of USVs for surveying shallow waters is required by the Indian Navy.
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Asian navy orders Seagulls
Unnamed customer orders Israeli-built USVs.
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PREMIUM: Egypt seeks more advanced UAV capabilities
Egypt is believed to be interested in the Falco Xplorer ISR platform, in keeping with a strong defence business relationship between Italy and the North African country.