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Schiebel has been selected by MDA Space to equip the Royal Canadian Navy’s Halifax-class ships with CAMCOPTER® S-100 VTOL UAV, boosting maritime intelligence and surveillance capabilities
ModalAI’s autopilots, drone platforms, and open VOXL SDK enable users from a broad range of industries to benefit from aerial- and ground-based autonomy technologies
OceanAlpha has delivered its L42 unmanned surface vessel (USV) to Compass Survey in Nigeria, supported by on-site training, while also launching its Global Strategic Partner Program worldwide
Neousys Technology has launched the Nuvo-11531 series, a new line of compact fanless embedded computers powered by the latest Intel® Core™ Ultra 200 processors, delivering 36 TOPS AI performance for autonomous mobile robots and logistics
CENTUM’s Lifeseeker won the Innovation Spotlight Award at Commercial UAV Expo 2025, recognized for its impact on search and rescue drone operations
WISPR Systems has introduced the SkyScout 2 and SkyScout 2+, expanding its drone platform with enhanced performance, safety features, and operator-focused innovations
Reventec adds DroneCAN protocol support to its capacitive liquid level sensors, enabling seamless UAV flight controller integration and simplified, plug-and-play fuel monitoring setup
RuggON has released the SPARK 7, a rugged handheld ground control station based around the Qualcomm Snapdragon 6490 and ideal for both defense and civilian applications
Here’s our round-up of the five most read articles on UnmannedSystemsTechnology.com this week
Sentronics launches its new RealFlow® d450 and d600 UAV fuel flow meters at DSEI 2025, stand N5-155, delivering lightweight, ultra-compact, multi-fuel precision technology for next-generation UAV operations
Gabler Maschinenbau GmbH has acquired SubCtech, combining expertise and resources to expand capabilities in maritime technology, ocean monitoring, and offshore energy systems
Parallel Flight Technologies has received a $3.74 million ONR Sequential Phase II SBIR contract to adapt its Firefly hybrid-powered heavy-lift UAS for maritime operations, enhancing naval logistics, surveillance, and research missions
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