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Three senior engineers from General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) were honoured with awards from the San Diego section of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) in the areas of outstanding aerospace engineering and engineering management. Continue reading
New blockchain-style information sharing will make a seamlessly integrated ecosystem of crewed and uncrewed aircraft in the UK’s skies a reality, say Cranfield researchers. Continue reading
Teledyne FLIR Defense announced at Eurosatory the launch of its new MUVE B330 drone payload that can be used to detect deadly biological agents and other airborne biohazards. Continue reading
Following several years of testing and development, the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) announced that it has developed a flying drone which can connect directly to high-voltage power lines and recharge its battery without having to return to base. The exciting innovation was presented with a test in central Odense, Denmark’s third-largest city. Continue reading
Mobile phones hold the key to speedy and pinpoint location of people who are lost and offer a key opportunity to augment search and rescue (SAR) services in Australia, according to Kim Blacker MD and founder of Stratelo, based north of Sydney, who will make a presentation on SAR technology innovation at AAUS ROTORTECH 2022 Conference, in Brisbane, on 22 June, the first day of the conference. Continue reading
Selcuk Bayraktar, the chief technology officer of the Turkish company Bayrak, posted a photo on his Twitter account of the supersonic Kizilelma UCAV. Continue reading
A runway at East Midlands airport was closed and flights diverted at the weekend (June 10) due to a fan filming Download Festival with a drone. The festival was taking place at Donington Park last weekend (June 10-12) just one mile from the airport. Continue reading
The joint Boeing – NATO PROJECT X innovation challenge has generated new ideas for autonomous systems to reach inaccessible locations and improve situation awareness. This three-month-long intense rapid-prototyping competition allowed innovators from Dutch universities, including the Technical University of Delft, the opportunity to propose new approaches to supporting the Alliance’s most pressing needs. Continue reading