The new must-have capabilities for drones
Electronic warfare, GPS denial, and battlefield attrition are driving new requirements for small UAS.
Electronic warfare, GPS denial, and battlefield attrition are driving new requirements for small UAS.
Red Cat, well known for its aerial drones, has launched Blue Ops, a new company to mass produce USVs.
SkyValor extends RF detection range, providing more time to assess and respond to drone threats.
Autonomy in maritime settings creates new dynamic for offensive and defense forces.
Unmanned systems are the focus of efforts to prepare for potential conflicts in the region.
Black Widow is the first small UAS in its class in the SRR program being deployed rapidly at scale throughout DoD.
The Black Widow ISR quadcopter was also approved for procurement by NATO member nations and partners.
Architecture that linked sensors, C2, RF effects, and lasers into a distributed c-UAS kill chain.
The American-made Teal 2 quadcopter and Edge 130 Blue, a VTOL fixed-wing system, are both on the Defense Innovation Unit’s Blue List for acquisition by U.S. forces.