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SPI Corp‘s industry focus on PTZ systems led to the development of the M1-D Thermal PTZ – a “lightweight, low cost EO/IR platform, it is being marketed to UAS manufacturers as a viable solution to meet the new FAA streamlined regulations. Continue reading
MAV6 just published these most recent M1400 photos. Continue reading
The International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) invites its Member States, industrial partners, research and development organizations, sponsors and exhibitors to the Performance-based Navigation (PBN) Symposium to be held in Montréal from 16 to 19 October 2012. Continue reading
On a small ranch amid old farm equipment and rustic silos 10 miles southeast of San Marcos, a crew of researchers from Texas State University has been routinely launching an unmanned aircraft. Continue reading
Researchers at the University of Colorado are building the smallest supersonic jet engine ever made. Continue reading
Clarkson University graduate student Jordan Janas has been part of a research team that has developed an unmanned aircraft that will be used to measure wind speeds and turbulence. Continue reading
Thales has announced the STANAG 7085 certification of its TMA 6000 wideband airborne datalink terminal by the Joint Interoperability Test Command (JITC), making the TMA 6000 the first European terminal of its kind to obtain certification in the United States. Continue reading
The US Air Force is looking for engineers who can develop technology to help different unmanned aircraft collaboratively track targets, according to an announcement on grants.gov. Continue reading