Altitude Angel has released the results of a public survey it carried out in 2022 on the use of drones. Over 65% of respondents were
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
AeroDefense announces Remote ID integration and receiver for existing detection systems
AerDefense has announced Remote ID integration for its existing AirWarden drone and pilot detection system as well as a new product – the AirWarden Remote
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SkeyDrone and SafeSky collaborate to improve safety of manned and unmanned aviation
SkeyDrone and SafeSky have announced a collaboration agreement to share air traffic information between manned and unmanned aviation. The goal of this collaboration is to
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Eurocontrol publishes guidance on performing airspace risk assessments
The Eurocontrol’s Innovation Hub’s drone programme team has just released its U-space Airspace Risk Assessment Method and Guidelines – Volume 1 document, providing states with written
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ANRA to provide U-space infrastructure for Estonia’s CACTUS sandbox trials
UTM company ANRA Technologies, in partnership with the Tartu Science Park Foundation (TSP), has announced winning both phases of an award to support the development
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“European Commission makes progress on an EU-wide counter-drone strategy”
The European Commission’s Counter-UAS package is taking shape, according to Valerio Liberatori, DG Home, Counter-Terrorism Unit, involving the Commission’s DG Move and DG Home Directorates,
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US Army awards Raytheon a USD237 million contract for KuRFS and Coyote C-UAS systems
Raytheon Technologies has been awarded a USD237 million U.S. Army contract for Ku-band Radio Frequency Sensors (KuRFS) and Coyote® effectors to detect and defeat unmanned aircraft. The contract includes a
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“Mavic 3 Enterprise E/T has rapidly become Russia’s commercial battlefield drone of choice”
The DJI Mavic 3 range of commercial drones represent 56.8% of all battlefield commercial drone detections, according to a presentation by Danielle McCormick, Head of
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US GAO report: directed energy weapon technical maturity levels still lagging
The US Department of Defense (DOD) is currently developing directed energy weapons with the goal of defeating a range of threats, including drones and missiles
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UK RAF “considering developing a centre of C-UAS excellence, including industry partners”
The UK’s Royal Air Force (RAF) is currently considering developing a centre of excellence for C-UAS expertise, where experts from throughout the service and even
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