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German Heron Unit Approaches 1,000th Mission

Rheinmetall Airborne Systems expects to complete the 1,000th operational flight of a leased Israel Aerospace Industries Heron 1  in Afghanistan during October, as the German government nears a decision on whether to buy a medium-altitude, long-endurance surveillance system outright. Continue reading →

Posted in Military UAS, News on September 19, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

South Korea Develops “Devil Killer” Self-Exploding UAS

A self-exploding high-speed unmanned aircraft will be deployed within two years, which will target coastal artillery shells, long-range self-propelled anti-aircraft artillery and air-cushion vehicles. Continue reading →

Posted in Applications & Testing & Experience, Military UAS on September 19, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Predator Fact Sheet

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), Office of Air and Marine, or OAM, operates the highly capable and proven Predator B unmanned aircraft system (UAS) in support of law enforcement and homeland security missions at the  nation’s borders. Continue reading →

Posted in Non-Military & Commercial UAS on September 19, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

Cassidian Plans More Tests with Barracuda

Cassidian is likely to conduct a fourth campaign of flight testing with its Barracuda unmanned aircraft technology demonstrator from around 2014, with the process to further develop its ability to operate the autonomous system in conjunction with other aircraft. Continue reading →

Posted in Applications & Testing & Experience on September 18, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

Predator B Demonstrates Automatic Takeoff and Landing Capability

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc.  announced that its Predator B/MQ-9 Reaper RPA has successfully completed 106 full-stop Automatic Takeoff and Landing Capability (ATLC) landings, a first for the multi-mission aircraft.

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Posted in Applications & Testing & Experience, Take-Off & Landing on September 18, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

Report Says US Government Can’t Track UAS Exports

The US federal government has no way of knowing which countries have purchased U.S. unmanned aircraft because of inadequate databases and weak communication between licensing departments and intelligence agencies, government auditors found. Continue reading →

Posted in Business News, Regulatory Matters on September 18, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

Military Reaps Surveillance Benefits from Advances in Sensor Technologies

Surveillance camera systems are riding an upward spiral. They’re improving their image quality, bringing more benefits, and that’s sparking more demand for information gathered by UAS and UGVs. Continue reading →

Posted in News on September 18, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

US Air Force to Establish Centre of Excellence for Laser Remote Sensing and Communications

U.S. Air Force researchers are planning to establish a Center of Excellence in Guided-Wave Infrared Sourcesto aid in developing laser-based remote sensing and laser communications for Air Force applications. Continue reading →

Posted in Payloads, Research on September 18, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment
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