UV - Unmanned Vehicles
Trouble at the top for US Army's future UAS plans
The US Army has downplayed concerns that a manufacturer involved in the service’s Future Tactical Unmanned Aerial System (FTUAS) programme could force other aircraft to be ineligible for any final contract selection.
Due to L3 Harris Technologies holding software and licensing authority covering hybrid flight kits for Textron AAI ...
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AOC 2019: Coyote Block 2 to integrate Howler
Raytheon expects to conduct a final demonstration of its Coyote Block 2 UAV for a counter-UAS role before the end of March 2020. Additionally, in ...
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Northrop Grumman receives MQ-4C Triton work
Northrop Grumman has received a contract modification from the US Navy in support of the MQ-4C Triton unmanned aircraft system programme, the US Department of ...
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Raytheon adds AirMap to ATC solution
Raytheon has integrated AirMap's UAS monitoring capabilities onto a working prototype of its new air traffic controller workstation, the Multi-platform ATC Re-hosting Solution (MARS). The ...
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Multi-mission USV proposed as floating comms nexus for CEE region
Boeing, acting through its subsidiary, Liquid Robotics, is offering its Wave Glider USV for countries in the Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) region as a ...
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ADEX 2019: Korean MALE UAV prototype breaks cover
The Aerospace Business Division of Korean Air (KAL-ASD) showcased a prototype of the KUS-FS strategic MALE UAV at Seoul ADEX 2019, the first time that ...
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ADEX 2019: Korean UGVs compete for army’s attention
Two competing UGV designs aimed at future applications by the Republic of Korea Army (ROKA) were on display at Seoul ADEX 2019, these emanating from ...