UAS VISION
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Europe has recently released a new set of regulations for UAVs, which are operation-centric and, therefore, identify and segregate operational risks, after which they mandate mitigations. Within the existing categories according to such regulations, the specific category is highly relevant since it includes operations with a high added value, such as firefighting, maritime rescue, coastal surveillance, etc.. Continue reading
The Center for Advanced Studies participated in the ninth edition of the Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) Economy Fair, which was held in Skenderija, and presented a program made in the past period, which also included prototypes of drones. Continue reading
China North Industries Corporation (Norinco) has signed a contract with the Royal Thai Army (RTA) to supply its fixed-wing/vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) Sky Saker FX80 unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), the company has confirmed. Continue reading
A Ukrainian-designed kamikaze drone with range of 1,000 kilometers has entered production and has already struck Russian targets, according to officials. Continue reading
Origin, a pioneer in military unmanned aerial systems with precision bomb-drop capability, is ready to transform the industry with the introduction of their latest breakthrough – the ‘BEAK’. This multipurpose Unmanned Aircraft System (UAS) is set to redefine ISR capabilities, offering extended range, reduced acoustic signature, and the unique ability to precisely attack soft and hard targets. Continue reading
As part of the award winning Project Caelus and the wider Future Flight programme (a UK Innovation Strategy Project) NATS is supporting the efforts to integrate drones into today’s airspace for the delivery of critical medical supplies to some of the most remote areas of Scotland. Continue reading
Altitude Angel, a global UTM (Unified Traffic Management) technology provider, has announced that it has launched a new division, Prism Detect, which will focus on making its ARROW technology available to customers who require advanced unified situational awareness capabilities for the detection of crewed and uncrewed aircraft. Continue reading
