By Philip Butterworth-Hayes Project BLUEPRINT stakeholders today gave an update on the project which aims to develop the UK’s first drone zone, using transponders to
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
Echodyne joins the OneSky Future of Flight Program to enhance AAM operations
Today UAS traffic management company OneSky has announces that Echodyne, the radar platform company, has become a member of the OneSky Future of Flight Program
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Echodyne to supply Supernal with eVTOL airspace monitoring radar
Echodyne has today a strategic agreement with – and minority investment from – Supernal, Hyundai Motor Group’s Advanced Air Mobility (AAM) company. Supernal is developing
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Xponential 2023: AUVSI publishes new white paper on autonomy in aviation
Today at XPONENTIAL 2023, the Association for Uncrewed Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) announced the publication of a white paper encompassing all forms of autonomous flight,
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Xponential 2023: Aloft launches Air Boss localised low-altitude first responder coordination service
Aloft Technologies has announced the launch of Air Boss, a system designed to provide localized low-altitude aircraft coordination and communication for emergency response. “Air Boss
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ESG and CONTROP partner to add optical sensor data to threat intelligence
ESG Elektroniksystem- und Logistik-GmbH and CONTROP Precision Technologies Ltd have signed an MoU to strengthen cooperation in the further development of C-UAS solutions. “The continuous
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Iran launches the Mohajer 6 jammer drone to disrupt hostile drone communications
Iran’s FARS News Agency reports that last month the Iranian Army’s Ground Force unveiled its first domestically-built jammer unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV) designing to disrupt
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CRFS “integrates its RF sensor in RAFAEL’s Drone Dome system for a NATO nation
CRFS has announced the integration of its RF technology as a sensor option within the RAFAEL Drone Dome™ solution. “RAFAEL has already deployed the first
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“Kremlin drone unlikely to have been intercepted” – DroneSec incident report
Drone security company DroneSec, which compiles and analyses drone incident reports from around the world, has assessed the May 3 drone strike on the Kremlin
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Russia “ramps up GPS suppression measures around major cities”
The Moscow Times reports Russian authorities “have ramped up their GPS suppression measures following a slew of drone attacks in recent weeks. “Since April, “strong”
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