Counter-UAS systems and policies – Page 210

US government finds counter drone technologies enhance safety and security, but may have unintended effects

April 7, 2022 Jenny Beechener Counter-UAS systems and policies

A US Government Accountability Office (GAO) blog finds counter-drone technology can detect and—when needed—jam, capture, or disable unauthorized drones. But this technology can also cause problems. For

Diehl Defence and HENSOLDT intensify cooperation to combat missiles and drones

April 7, 2022 Jenny Beechener Counter-UAS systems and policies

The system houses Diehl Defence and HENSOLDT have agreed to intensify their cooperation in the field of ground-based air defence. Based on proven joint systems

DroneShield partners with Nearmap to add high-grade mapping data to Drone Sentry C2 counter drone product

April 5, 2022 Jenny Beechener Counter-UAS systems and policies

Australian counter drone company DroneShield has announced an enhanced version of its Drone Sentry C2 Command-and-Control software, in partnership with location intelligence firm, Nearmap. Nearmap

CS Group-Thales consortium “wins French military’s EUR 350 million PARADE contract”

April 4, 2022 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Counter-UAS systems and policies

According to IntelligenceOnline, the CS Group-Thales consortium has won the competition to supply the French defence ministry with C-UAS equipment as part of the ministry’s

AEC Skyline and ForcePro link to provide C-UAS equipment to Benelux

April 4, 2022 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Counter-UAS systems and policies

The CEOs of Dutch companies AEC Skyline and ForcePro, Stef Have and Theo Karafantis have signed a cooperation agreement aimed at developing counter unmanned aerial

Japan expands counter drone capability with new electronic warfare unit

April 1, 2022 Jenny Beechener Counter-UAS systems and policies

According to an article published by Kyodo News, Japan continues to expands it electronic warfare capabilities in response to military build-up by China and Russia.

ADW 2022: European security agencies developing common methodologies for C-UAS protection of U-space/critical infrastructure

March 31, 2022 Philip Butterworth-Hayes Counter-UAS systems and policies

INTERPOL will publish in June this year the results of its testing a range of counter-UAS systems at Oslo airport (https://www.unmannedairspace.info/counter-uas-systems-and-policies/interpol-tests-counter-drone-systems-at-oslo-airport-plans-counter-drone-guide-in-early-2022/), as part of a

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