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Why an unmanned fighter fleet isn’t yet viable, in the words of Britain’s Air Force chief
It wasn’t that long ago some in Europe were talking about having an unmanned combat air capability ready for service by 2030.
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First trans-Atlantic drone flight is set to leave from North Dakota
Officials say the first trans-Atlantic flight by a medium-altitude, long-endurance unmanned aircraft is set to take off from an aviation park in North Dakota.
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Belgian Navy tests Austrian copter drone for at-sea surveillance
Schiebel hopes its CAMCOPTER S-100 aircraft impresses the Belgian sea service enough to make a purchase.
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Watch this UAV crash into a French nuclear power station
Greenpeace operators flew two UAVs, one which followed and filmed the lead drone, which flew directly into the wall of a building storing spent uranium fuel.
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US Navy funds underwater drone swarms
The U.S. Navy has awarded a grant to an underwater drone producer to help the service locate “unexploded ordnance.”
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Sweden’s largest military drone maker files for bankruptcy
CybAero has suffered a failed attempt to seal a deal with China for unmanned systems, as well as long-term funding problems.
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Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
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Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
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Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
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German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
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Why an unmanned fighter fleet isn’t yet viable, in the words of Britain’s Air Force chief
It wasn’t that long ago some in Europe were talking about having an unmanned combat air capability ready for service by 2030.
-
First trans-Atlantic drone flight is set to leave from North Dakota
Officials say the first trans-Atlantic flight by a medium-altitude, long-endurance unmanned aircraft is set to take off from an aviation park in North Dakota.
-
Belgian Navy tests Austrian copter drone for at-sea surveillance
Schiebel hopes its CAMCOPTER S-100 aircraft impresses the Belgian sea service enough to make a purchase.
-
Watch this UAV crash into a French nuclear power station
Greenpeace operators flew two UAVs, one which followed and filmed the lead drone, which flew directly into the wall of a building storing spent uranium fuel.
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US Navy funds underwater drone swarms
The U.S. Navy has awarded a grant to an underwater drone producer to help the service locate “unexploded ordnance.”
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Sweden’s largest military drone maker files for bankruptcy
CybAero has suffered a failed attempt to seal a deal with China for unmanned systems, as well as long-term funding problems.
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Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
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Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
-
Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
-
German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
-
Why an unmanned fighter fleet isn’t yet viable, in the words of Britain’s Air Force chief
It wasn’t that long ago some in Europe were talking about having an unmanned combat air capability ready for service by 2030.
-
First trans-Atlantic drone flight is set to leave from North Dakota
Officials say the first trans-Atlantic flight by a medium-altitude, long-endurance unmanned aircraft is set to take off from an aviation park in North Dakota.
-
Belgian Navy tests Austrian copter drone for at-sea surveillance
Schiebel hopes its CAMCOPTER S-100 aircraft impresses the Belgian sea service enough to make a purchase.
-
Watch this UAV crash into a French nuclear power station
Greenpeace operators flew two UAVs, one which followed and filmed the lead drone, which flew directly into the wall of a building storing spent uranium fuel.
-
US Navy funds underwater drone swarms
The U.S. Navy has awarded a grant to an underwater drone producer to help the service locate “unexploded ordnance.”
-
Sweden’s largest military drone maker files for bankruptcy
CybAero has suffered a failed attempt to seal a deal with China for unmanned systems, as well as long-term funding problems.
-
Eurosatory expo floor offers hope yet for teaming robots with manned vehicles
Evidence at Eurosatory shows worldwide defense industry is beginning to grasp and get creative with concepts that team ground and aerial robots with manned systems.
-
Quieter military drones that fly farther? The Pentagon thinks this engine could be the answer
Most people haven’t heard of the engine created by Felix Wankel in 1960, but its derivatives may end up powering the military’s future unmanned aerial vehicles, or UAVs.
-
Strict export regulations may be costing US industry billions in foreign sales
Drone proliferation is accelerating. Is it time for new U.S. export rules?
-
German lawmakers approve drone deal with Israel
Opposition parties in the German parliament were less excited about the decision.
