FreeWave Technologies has announced the Spartan Series of wireless radios for the government and defence markets, incorporating advanced implementation of FIPS 140-2 encryption technology for secure long-range communications. Continue reading
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Predators in California Homeland Defence Exercise
To prepare for natural calamities, such as earthquakes, the 163rd Reconnaissance Wing and local emergency officials partnered to plan and execute Grizzly Field Exercise 2012, or GFX 12. Continue reading
Alticam Video System Equips Aerovel Flexrotor
Hood Technology is equipping the Flexrotor, the unusual long-range VTOL aircraft from Aerovel, with a HoodTech stabilized imaging system. Continue reading
Googlizing Military Intelligence Data
Instead of a human analyst slogging through (maybe) 10 three-page documents in an hour, Modus Operandi has developed its military intelligence “Googlizing” system, which has been “trained” via machine learning and enabled by a semantic analysis engine to provide the military intelligence community a way to quickly conduct military intelligence searches – as simply as one would do an ordinary Google search on a home computer. Continue reading
Analytic Systems Supplies New Power System for AAI Shadow
Analytic Systems has recently supplied a new power system for the Shadow Tactical Unmanned Aircraft Systems which are in service with customers including the U.S. Army and Marine Corps. Continue reading
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office Guardian in Flight – Video
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection Office of Public Affairs – Visual Communications Division – just released this video of the CBP UAS Guardian. Continue reading
Middle Tennessee State University Partners with US Army and US Marine Corp to Integrate Unmanned Systems
MTSU will research how military robots can work with unmanned aircraft through a “historic partnership” with the U.S. Army and U.S. Marine Corps, University President Sidney McPhee announced on Monday. Continue reading
Drexel University Gets $650K Grant to Put Hands on UAS
Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is planning to endow UAS with arms and hands to allow them to work on such tasks as repairing infrastructure and disaster recovery while hovering near the ground. Continue reading