The US Federal Aviation Administration has announced it will open the application period to become an FAA Approved Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) Service Supplier for
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
MARSS “launches kinetic-attack counter UAS drone automated system”
UAS Vision reports that counter-UAS company MARSS has created an AI enabled autonomous interceptor that offers an intelligent, cost-effective and low collateral solution to neutralising
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FAB CE ANSPs set up U-space Coordination Group to exchange data on UAS traffic management implementation programmes
The FAB CE CEO Committee (CEOC) meeting of late February has approved the setting-up of a U-Space Coordination Group to share information and best-practices among
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Australia’s CASA publishes draft roadmap for RPAS and AAM regulations
Australia’s Civil Aviation Authority (CASA) has published its draft RPAS and AAM Roadmap to provide a plan for the realisation of a long-term vision for
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DroneShield announces first GSA order from US law enforcement/public safety agency
DroneShield has announced it has received its initial order via a GSA schedule (U.S. General Services Administration, or also referred to as Multiple Award Schedule
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US Army seeks industry proposals to boost counter-UAS capabilities of NATO Baltic States
The United States Army – Army Contracting Command (ACC), Redstone Arsenal – has issued a Request for Information (RFI) from industry as part of a
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Finland “to buy Israeli systems to bolster air defence/C-UAS capabilities”
Finland’s YLE News reports the country is boosting its air defence system capability with a purchase of either Israel Aerospace Industries or Rafael Advanced Systems
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Skyroads publishes white paper on urban UTM and navigation technology
German air traffic management startup Skyroads (formerly D3 Technologies) has published its second white paper on urban air mobility (UAM) traffic management and vehicle guidance
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What has happened to Russia’s combat C-UAS capability?
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes Never, in the history of human combat, had an army been so prepared for drone warfare as the Russian army which invaded
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Cambridge Pixel launches E-scan radar tracker “which can track up to 4,000 targets”
Cambridge Pixel, a UK- based small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) specialising in the development of radar display, tracking and recording sub-systems has launched a new
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