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The Pentagon is flying more drone missions along America’s border
The Department of Homeland Security flies the most missions along the border, but the DoD is joining in.
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Can drone swarms help the Air Force fight wildfires?
The drone competition is primarily focused on natural disasters and search and rescue, but could have military applications.
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‘Eurodrone’ makers considering US tech for crucial collision-avoidance feature
The race remains open between U.S. and European vendors to supply a detect-and-avoid system for the aircraft.
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What a research mission reveals about an autonomous future
A scientific expedition’s drones offer a glimpse at a future of long-running autonomous underwater ISR.
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US Air Force’s light-attack experiment could mix in drones and helos
The service is considering adding drones, helicopters and more sophisticated aircraft to the mix in the future, the service’s top general told Defense News.
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Israeli Air Force starts training German Heron TP drone pilots
The program of instruction currently covers only surveillance flights with the drone, though the German Defence Ministry is readying a push to get parliamentary approval for strike missions.
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US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
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Countering UAVs: An inside look at IAI Elta’s Drone Guard
Drone Guard was originally built on adapted radar and existing electro-optical tech, but its manufacturer has updated the platform and shown it off in a demo.
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Code helps hybrid quadcopter navigate high winds
Vertical takeoff and landing drone wants to land in Army’s lap.
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The Pentagon flew as many domestic drone missions in 2018 as it did in the last 7 years combined
Will the Pentagon use drones for border protection more often in 2019?
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The Pentagon is flying more drone missions along America’s border
The Department of Homeland Security flies the most missions along the border, but the DoD is joining in.
-
Can drone swarms help the Air Force fight wildfires?
The drone competition is primarily focused on natural disasters and search and rescue, but could have military applications.
-
‘Eurodrone’ makers considering US tech for crucial collision-avoidance feature
The race remains open between U.S. and European vendors to supply a detect-and-avoid system for the aircraft.
-
What a research mission reveals about an autonomous future
A scientific expedition’s drones offer a glimpse at a future of long-running autonomous underwater ISR.
-
US Air Force’s light-attack experiment could mix in drones and helos
The service is considering adding drones, helicopters and more sophisticated aircraft to the mix in the future, the service’s top general told Defense News.
-
Israeli Air Force starts training German Heron TP drone pilots
The program of instruction currently covers only surveillance flights with the drone, though the German Defence Ministry is readying a push to get parliamentary approval for strike missions.
-
US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
-
Countering UAVs: An inside look at IAI Elta’s Drone Guard
Drone Guard was originally built on adapted radar and existing electro-optical tech, but its manufacturer has updated the platform and shown it off in a demo.
-
Code helps hybrid quadcopter navigate high winds
Vertical takeoff and landing drone wants to land in Army’s lap.
-
The Pentagon flew as many domestic drone missions in 2018 as it did in the last 7 years combined
Will the Pentagon use drones for border protection more often in 2019?
-
The Pentagon is flying more drone missions along America’s border
The Department of Homeland Security flies the most missions along the border, but the DoD is joining in.
-
Can drone swarms help the Air Force fight wildfires?
The drone competition is primarily focused on natural disasters and search and rescue, but could have military applications.
-
‘Eurodrone’ makers considering US tech for crucial collision-avoidance feature
The race remains open between U.S. and European vendors to supply a detect-and-avoid system for the aircraft.
-
What a research mission reveals about an autonomous future
A scientific expedition’s drones offer a glimpse at a future of long-running autonomous underwater ISR.
-
US Air Force’s light-attack experiment could mix in drones and helos
The service is considering adding drones, helicopters and more sophisticated aircraft to the mix in the future, the service’s top general told Defense News.
-
Israeli Air Force starts training German Heron TP drone pilots
The program of instruction currently covers only surveillance flights with the drone, though the German Defence Ministry is readying a push to get parliamentary approval for strike missions.
-
US Navy looks to ease into using unmanned robot ships with a manned crew
As the force looks to integrate more unmanned surface vessels into its future fleet, the ships will likely have sailors aboard, at least in the near term.
-
Countering UAVs: An inside look at IAI Elta’s Drone Guard
Drone Guard was originally built on adapted radar and existing electro-optical tech, but its manufacturer has updated the platform and shown it off in a demo.
-
Code helps hybrid quadcopter navigate high winds
Vertical takeoff and landing drone wants to land in Army’s lap.
-
The Pentagon flew as many domestic drone missions in 2018 as it did in the last 7 years combined
Will the Pentagon use drones for border protection more often in 2019?
