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Bangalore Students Qualify for SAE Aero Design Challenge

An unmanned aircraft, built by Team Vyoma, a group of engineering students and professionals from RV College of Engineering in Bangalore, will feature in the SAE Aero Design Challenge 2012, an international aero design competition conducted by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) in collaboration with NASA and Lockheed Martin. Continue reading →

Posted in Events on March 27, 2012 by The Editor. 1 Comment

Weight Threshold Determines Who Flies US Navy UAS

The US Navy has set a weight-based threshold for who will operate unmanned aircraft, with UAS weighing more than 55 pounds (25 Kilos) being operated as adjuncts to manned systems, while operators of lighter aircraft will come from other corners of the service. Continue reading →

Posted in Military UAS on March 27, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

UK Firm Develops COTS Sense-and-Avoid System

Chris Norton spent 22 years as a Royal Air Force fighter pilot before he co-founded 2Excel Aviation in 2005. The UK company operates a fleet of stunt planes known as the Blades and is licensed as an airline, so it can take fare-paying passengers on ride-alongs as the planes do barrel rolls and other aerobatics.

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Posted in Applications & Testing & Experience, Electronic Sub-Systems on March 26, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

TacoCopter Delivers Fresh Tacos by Quadcopter

Posted April 1. “Flying Robots Deliver Tacos To Your Location – Our unmanned delivery agents are fast and work tirelessly.” Continue reading →

Posted in News on March 26, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

Federal Wildlife Researchers Use ex-Army UAS to Count Sandhill Cranes

Researchers with the U.S. Geological Survey and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service have used unmanned aircraft in three trials to count the number of sandhill cranes that visit the Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge and found them to be a safe alternative for both birds and scientists.

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Posted in Non-Military & Commercial UAS on March 26, 2012 by The Editor. 1 Comment

Secret Nuclear-Powered UAS Plan Aborted

Last year, Scientists at Sandia National Laboratories and Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation favourably assessed a certain technology that could extend the mission duration and capabilities of unmanned aircraft.  But they concluded regretfully that “current political conditions will not allow use of the results.” Continue reading →

Posted in Aircraft Propulsion & Energy on March 26, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

Dassault Aviation 2011 Annual Results – Sales Down 21%

The Board of Directors of Dassault, chaired by Mr. Charles EDELSTENNE, last week closed the financial statements for the year 2011. Continue reading →

Posted in Business News on March 26, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment

US Navy Arms Firescout

A team at Webster Field Annex is working briskly to support an urgent Navy request to weaponize the MQ-8B Fire Scout, marking the first time the Navy will arm an unmanned aircraft. Continue reading →

Posted in Applications & Testing & Experience, Military UAS, Payloads, VTOL on March 23, 2012 by The Editor. Leave a comment
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