Ukraine’s Defender Media reports Ukraine’s General Cherry has released an updated version of its first interceptor drone, Air — the General Cherry Air Pro. The UAV
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VisionWave, BladeRanger partner to develop space-based C-UAS system Argus
VisionWave Technologies Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of VisionWave Holdings, has announced that it has begun R&D on Argus, a space-enabled AI counter drone system (C-UAS)
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Innov’ATM reports U-space service progress in Niu.Link medical drone delivery programme
Innov’ATM reports in a Linkedin post it has just taken an important step forward in the Niu.link programme with a test flight campaign at Aeropuerto
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“Regulatory conservatism, inertia and legacy thinking – UTM’s struggle to make it to market”
Unmanned Airspace speaks to Koen De Vos, Secretary General of the Global Unmanned Traffic Management (UTM) Association (GUTMA). GUTMA’s Harmonized Skies event has recently concluded
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UK CAA offers new guidance on air/ground risk mitigation during BVLOS flights
The UK’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has released its amended CAP 3040 “Unmanned Aircraft Operations in an Atypical Air Environment: Policy Concept”. According to the
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Anduril demonstrates C-UAS/air defence digital data shield for NATO’s Eastern flank
To meet the challenge of Russian incursions into NATO airspace by crewed and uncrewed aircraft, the U.S. Army Europe and Africa, working closely with NATO
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Centauri Technologies “validates TriAD C-UAS vehicle-mounted weapon system”
Pretoria-based Centauri Technologies has announced that its TriAD counter-drone system successfully completed integrated, multi-layered counter-unmanned aerial system (C-UAS) capability trials in a vehicle-mounted configuration. “Our
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India to equip all civil airports with counter-UAS systems
Multiple media reports say that India’s Union Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) and the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) have decided to deploy anti-drone
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UK’s C-UAS USD414 million DragonFire laser contract awarded to MBDA
The UK’s DragonFire laser has shot down high-speed drones in new trials, as a UKP316 million (USD414 million) contract is awarded to MBDA deliver new systems to the Royal Navy from
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SkyGrid, KAUST partner to develop live AAM research sandboxes in Saudi Arabia
SkyGrid, an advanced air mobility (AAM) third-party service provider (TSP), and King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST), a Saudi Arabian graduate research university, have announced
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