Using a permanent demonstration installation at its offices in Sint-Truiden, eastern Belgium, Senhive has revealed the capabilities of its SENID+ RF sensor. In the image
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Category: Counter-UAS systems and policies
US troops to receive “more focused C-UAS training with opening of specialist training school”
A report from the American Homefront Project reveals the fact that the US Department of Defense (DoD) will open a new ‘Counter small UAS university’
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National Security Innovation Capital funds capability development at Parallel Flight
The US DoD’s National Security Innovation Capital has awarded a USD1 million contract to California-based Parallel Flight Technologies, Inc., to support further development and enhancement
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Frontex announces finalists in its low-flying-object-detection competition
Frontex, the European Border and Coast Guard Agency, has announced the finalists of its inaugural Prize Award Contest, focusing on the detection, tracking, and identification
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An urgent matter of drones: What NATO should learn from UAS operations in Ukraine
By Tim Mahon A recent report published by the Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) in Washington, DC, focuses attention on what the UAS and
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Lessons learned in Ukraine: are they the right ones?
by Tim Mahon The C-UAS community – in common with almost every other sector of the broad defence and security worlds – focuses a great
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High Lander and Sentrycs partnership provides airspace management and threat mitigation
Drone services company High Lander has partnered with Sentrycs, a provider of counter-drone technology, to offer authorities U-space management with protection of no-fly zones. The
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Sentrycs participates in DHS anti-swarm testing
In Oklahoma last month, Sentrycs participated in rigorous testing organised by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS), aimed at demonstrating and evaluating capabilities for
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Canada announces C-UAS Sandbox 2024 to assess innovative, agile solutions
C-UAS was identified as a top priority in Canada’s 2017 defence policy “Strong, Secure, Engaged,” emphasising the imperative need to develop appropriate capabilities to counter
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Epirus and Oklahoma University to develop “breakthrough” phased-array applications
The US Office of Naval Research (ONR) has made a USD8.16 million grant to Epirus and the University of Oklahoma Advanced Radar Research Center (ARRC
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