By Philip Butterworth-Hayes The US Congressional Research Service has updated its report into the status of US defence agency research and procurement of counter-UAS (C-UAS)
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
Skylock to display new range of C-UAS systems, including Spoofer, at Eurosatory
Israel’s Skylock reports it will display its new C-UAS Spoofer at Eurosatory. “Skylock’s C-UAS GPS spoofing solution has a unique patent pending technology that is
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Roboteam and SMARTSHOOTER launch battlefield unmanned C-UAS ground vehicle
Roboteam, a provider of tactical ground robotic systems, and SMARTSHOOTER, a designer, developer and manufacturer of fire control systems, will unveil an integrated solution at
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FAA to hold on-line public meeting on June 22 to discuss BVLOS ARC report
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) plans to host an on-line public meeting on June 22, 2022, from 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. Eastern Time, to discuss
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Red Cat Holdings brings “world first fully operational multi-drone system” to market
Red Cat Holdings has reported it had completed development and was now marketing a four-drone integrated swarm capability for defence, government and public safety markets;
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Adani “to start deploying C-UAS equipment at major airports in India”
India’s Infra.Economictimes reports that Adani Defence & Aerospace has linked with the Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) and Israel’s Elbit Systems to begin deploying
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Netline to launch compact, multi-layered, updated DroneNet C-UAS at Eurosatory
Israel’s Netline Communications Technologies Ltd reports it will launch a new generation of its DroneNet RD Sensor at Eurosatory 2022. According to a company press
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EUSCG publishes updated guide to UAS operations and manufacturing standards
The European UAS Standards Coordination Group (EUSCG) has announce the publication of the seventh version of the UAS Rolling Development Plan (U-RDP). The U-RDP reflects
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Denmark launches medical drone delivery service with a 50km mission
Denmark’s minister of transport Trine Bramsen attended today Denmark’s first long-range hospital drone delivery service launch, when a drone took off from Svendborg Hospital carrying
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Regulators and accident investigators are not yet ready for autonomous UTM operations
By David Gleave Global aviation regulators and accident investigators are not yet ready for autonomous UAS traffic management (UTM) system deployment, especially in terms of
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