New RF Receiver for COMINT and Counter-UAS Operations
The 953 COMINT RF Receiver is portable for dismounted operations and can be easily mounted on a vehicle
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The latest unmanned systems news for UAV, UAS, UGV, USV, UUV, drones and robotics. Articles on product launches and technological advances in unmanned and autonomous design, research and manufacture.
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The 953 COMINT RF Receiver is portable for dismounted operations and can be easily mounted on a vehicle
Heimdall AI's products are designed to enable the next generation of BVLOS and automated drone missions
In an innovative ADGR trial the US Marines have delivered fuel to a Navy MQ-8C unmanned helicopter from a manned Marine Corps CH-53E
Rheinmetall will deliver the LUNA NG unmanned aerial system (UAS), comprising a ground control station and several drones, as well as a launch catapult, optional net equipment and equipment for rapid repair
UAVOS has launched a new composite manufacturing facility to produce composite parts for structural unmanned aircraft sub-assemblies
Field Group and Alva Industries have announced a partnership that will increase safety and efficiency for Field’s UAV infrastructure inspection services in the United States
Creomagic has been awarded a contract to provide an advanced live video and communication solution for a Tier-1 Military K9 Unit
Autonomous uncrewed systems developer Darkhive has received a $1 million contract from the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Research and Engineering (OUSD R&E)
Aerobits has launched a new OEM module for Remote ID purposes - the TT-RW1 is an OEM Direct/Broadcast Remote ID solution designed specifically for global drone manufacturers looking to comply with FAA and EASA requirements
WOLF's HPEC, AI and video I/O solutions are powered by cutting-edge NVIDIA GPUs and Xilinx FPGA technology
Charles River Analytics will produce cutting-edge display tools to pair autonomous systems with human operators as part of the TITAN multiphase endeavor
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) will use the REMUS 620 unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs) for higher-resolution mapping of the Gulf of Mexico and its effort to restore seafloor habitats