Government officials in the Indian State of Orissa are looking at high-tech radio monitoring devices like Unmanned Aircraft for catering to any short notice multi-linear operation in the fields of disaster management, heath services and homeland security. Continue reading
Miami-Dade Police UAS Ready for Action
Honeywell T-Hawk
Next time you barricade yourself inside a parking garage with an AK-47, keep an eye out for the flying garbage can.
Another Domestic Iranian UAS
Shir Dal - Photo: ISNA/ Abdolvahed Mirzazade
The Managing Director of the company that built the aircraft, Ehsan Rahmanian, said: “The aircraft enjoys a high potentiality and can carry out various military and non-military missions including patrolling, reconnaissance and monitoring woods and pastures.” Continue reading
TiaLinx Phoenix50-A sUAS with Software-Defined Multi-Function Radar Capability
TiaLinx, Inc. announced the release of its software-defined multi-function radar sensor implemented in its vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) platform.
Sierra Nevada Sense and Avoid Radar Sensor Completes Successful Flight Demonstration
Sierra Nevada Corporation’s Multi Sensor Detect Sense and Avoid (MSDSA) programme successfully completed its first airborne demonstration using a prototype, x-band radar sensor. Continue reading
European Commission UAS Panel’s 4th Workshop
On 16 November 2011, the European Commission UAS Panel’s 4th Workshop took place in the Europa meeting room at EUROCONTROL headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. Continue reading
AeroVironment Hummingbird on Front Cover of TIME Magazine
Photo: Jamie Chung for TIME
AeroVironment’s Hummingbird – a surveillance prototype for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency – made the front cover of The Invention issue of TIME, which appears on November 28 and which features 50 new inventions. Continue reading
General Atomics Successfully Tests Lynx Multi-mode Radar on Aerostat
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. announced its successful participation in a U.S. Air Force exercise designed to demonstrate the capability of an aerostat equipped with maritime radar and an Electro-optical/Infrared (EO/IR) sensor to provide situational awareness for littoral environments. Continue reading