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NATO surveillance drones dial up flying hours, maritime sensing
No sooner had it arrived, one of the five unmanned aircraft headed to California to be equipped with the so-called GMTI-over-Sea capability, giving it the ability to track moving maritime targets as well as moving land targets.
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‘Drone Wars’: New book wonders who will be the next drone superpower
Victory in the next major conflict could very well depend on the effectiveness of drones — from their swarm capabilities to their surveillance and artificial intelligence technologies.
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DARPA’s newest system kills drones with stringy streamers
With testing complete, DARPA is now looking to transition the technology to acquisition programs.
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Turkey wraps up ‘largest-ever’ version of Denizkurdu naval drill
The exercise involved 132 surface vessels, 10 submarines, 43 winged aircraft, 28 helicopters and 14 drones.
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US Air Force completes tests of swarming munitions, but will they ever see battle?
The U.S. Air Force has wrapped up the first phase of its Golden Horde demonstration effort, putting the service one step closer to developing swarming smart weapons that behave semi-autonomously and use algorithms to seek high-priority targets.
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Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
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Get ready for another fight over the future of the MQ-9 Reaper
“There is no need to buy more aircraft,” acting Air Force Secretary John Roth wrote in a letter to a senator, recently seen by Defense News.
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Weapons of the future: Trends in drone proliferation
A wider adoption of unmanned systems could potentially complicate the United States’ ability to develop effective countermeasures.
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Lasers, integration and mobility: Israel races to stop growing threat from drones
Israel’s defense companies are making a plethora of c-UAS systems, combining their expertise to benefit the country’s multilayered air defense systems.
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US Air Force set to award $490M contract to counter small drones
The service plans to award a contract worth up to $490 million to a single vendor that can team with other companies to provide various counter-drone products.
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NATO surveillance drones dial up flying hours, maritime sensing
No sooner had it arrived, one of the five unmanned aircraft headed to California to be equipped with the so-called GMTI-over-Sea capability, giving it the ability to track moving maritime targets as well as moving land targets.
-
‘Drone Wars’: New book wonders who will be the next drone superpower
Victory in the next major conflict could very well depend on the effectiveness of drones — from their swarm capabilities to their surveillance and artificial intelligence technologies.
-
DARPA’s newest system kills drones with stringy streamers
With testing complete, DARPA is now looking to transition the technology to acquisition programs.
-
Turkey wraps up ‘largest-ever’ version of Denizkurdu naval drill
The exercise involved 132 surface vessels, 10 submarines, 43 winged aircraft, 28 helicopters and 14 drones.
-
US Air Force completes tests of swarming munitions, but will they ever see battle?
The U.S. Air Force has wrapped up the first phase of its Golden Horde demonstration effort, putting the service one step closer to developing swarming smart weapons that behave semi-autonomously and use algorithms to seek high-priority targets.
-
Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
-
Get ready for another fight over the future of the MQ-9 Reaper
“There is no need to buy more aircraft,” acting Air Force Secretary John Roth wrote in a letter to a senator, recently seen by Defense News.
-
Weapons of the future: Trends in drone proliferation
A wider adoption of unmanned systems could potentially complicate the United States’ ability to develop effective countermeasures.
-
Lasers, integration and mobility: Israel races to stop growing threat from drones
Israel’s defense companies are making a plethora of c-UAS systems, combining their expertise to benefit the country’s multilayered air defense systems.
-
US Air Force set to award $490M contract to counter small drones
The service plans to award a contract worth up to $490 million to a single vendor that can team with other companies to provide various counter-drone products.
-
NATO surveillance drones dial up flying hours, maritime sensing
No sooner had it arrived, one of the five unmanned aircraft headed to California to be equipped with the so-called GMTI-over-Sea capability, giving it the ability to track moving maritime targets as well as moving land targets.
-
‘Drone Wars’: New book wonders who will be the next drone superpower
Victory in the next major conflict could very well depend on the effectiveness of drones — from their swarm capabilities to their surveillance and artificial intelligence technologies.
-
DARPA’s newest system kills drones with stringy streamers
With testing complete, DARPA is now looking to transition the technology to acquisition programs.
-
Turkey wraps up ‘largest-ever’ version of Denizkurdu naval drill
The exercise involved 132 surface vessels, 10 submarines, 43 winged aircraft, 28 helicopters and 14 drones.
-
US Air Force completes tests of swarming munitions, but will they ever see battle?
The U.S. Air Force has wrapped up the first phase of its Golden Horde demonstration effort, putting the service one step closer to developing swarming smart weapons that behave semi-autonomously and use algorithms to seek high-priority targets.
-
Germany’s Hensoldt pushes drone collision-avoidance system under EU banner
Engineers are gearing up for a new test in late June to see how radar signals about nearby aircraft can trigger the autopilot to initiate a successful collision-avoidance sequence.
-
Get ready for another fight over the future of the MQ-9 Reaper
“There is no need to buy more aircraft,” acting Air Force Secretary John Roth wrote in a letter to a senator, recently seen by Defense News.
-
Weapons of the future: Trends in drone proliferation
A wider adoption of unmanned systems could potentially complicate the United States’ ability to develop effective countermeasures.
-
Lasers, integration and mobility: Israel races to stop growing threat from drones
Israel’s defense companies are making a plethora of c-UAS systems, combining their expertise to benefit the country’s multilayered air defense systems.
-
US Air Force set to award $490M contract to counter small drones
The service plans to award a contract worth up to $490 million to a single vendor that can team with other companies to provide various counter-drone products.
