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AUVSI: Industry looks toward commercial market
The UAV industry increasingly is looking toward commercial applications.
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AUVSI: Army rolling out Shadow UAV’s v2 update
The Army is deploying the upgraded Shadow v2 in 28 states and three other countries.
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Embry-Riddle offers undergrad UAS program
Embry-Riddle already had a master’s program in unmanned systems. The new program brings related topics to undergraduates
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Turkey says it ‘urgently’ needs armed UAVs
The nation is seeking either medium-altitude, long-endurance (MALE) or high-altitude, long-endurance (HALE) UAV models.
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Exelis releases UAV sense-and-avoid tool
The system marshals real-time Federal Aviation Administration surveillance data, flexible background maps and weather information to aid UAS operators.
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Israel Defense wants brigade-level UAS
The “Protective Edge” operation in Gaza kept Israel;s Sky Rider UAS battalion busy, flying missions with the Elbit systems SkyLark 1LE
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UAV refuels in flight, a first
Demonstrations mark a major step forward in autonomy for UAVs that also has implications for piloted aircraft.
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UAV pilots can sometimes earn more overseas
Over the next two years, an increasing number of pilots qualified to fly UAVs will reach the end of their service commitments.
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Triton flies with search radar
The radar system performed in its primary operating mode, which continuously scans a broad area.
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Pentagon UAV funding to top $6 billion
The study also predicts that miniature surveillance UAVs will become standard issue for ground troops, especially special operations forces.
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AUVSI: Industry looks toward commercial market
The UAV industry increasingly is looking toward commercial applications.
-
AUVSI: Army rolling out Shadow UAV’s v2 update
The Army is deploying the upgraded Shadow v2 in 28 states and three other countries.
-
Embry-Riddle offers undergrad UAS program
Embry-Riddle already had a master’s program in unmanned systems. The new program brings related topics to undergraduates
-
Turkey says it ‘urgently’ needs armed UAVs
The nation is seeking either medium-altitude, long-endurance (MALE) or high-altitude, long-endurance (HALE) UAV models.
-
Exelis releases UAV sense-and-avoid tool
The system marshals real-time Federal Aviation Administration surveillance data, flexible background maps and weather information to aid UAS operators.
-
Israel Defense wants brigade-level UAS
The “Protective Edge” operation in Gaza kept Israel;s Sky Rider UAS battalion busy, flying missions with the Elbit systems SkyLark 1LE
-
UAV refuels in flight, a first
Demonstrations mark a major step forward in autonomy for UAVs that also has implications for piloted aircraft.
-
UAV pilots can sometimes earn more overseas
Over the next two years, an increasing number of pilots qualified to fly UAVs will reach the end of their service commitments.
-
Triton flies with search radar
The radar system performed in its primary operating mode, which continuously scans a broad area.
-
Pentagon UAV funding to top $6 billion
The study also predicts that miniature surveillance UAVs will become standard issue for ground troops, especially special operations forces.
-
AUVSI: Industry looks toward commercial market
The UAV industry increasingly is looking toward commercial applications.
-
AUVSI: Army rolling out Shadow UAV’s v2 update
The Army is deploying the upgraded Shadow v2 in 28 states and three other countries.
-
Embry-Riddle offers undergrad UAS program
Embry-Riddle already had a master’s program in unmanned systems. The new program brings related topics to undergraduates
-
Turkey says it ‘urgently’ needs armed UAVs
The nation is seeking either medium-altitude, long-endurance (MALE) or high-altitude, long-endurance (HALE) UAV models.
-
Exelis releases UAV sense-and-avoid tool
The system marshals real-time Federal Aviation Administration surveillance data, flexible background maps and weather information to aid UAS operators.
-
Israel Defense wants brigade-level UAS
The “Protective Edge” operation in Gaza kept Israel;s Sky Rider UAS battalion busy, flying missions with the Elbit systems SkyLark 1LE
-
UAV refuels in flight, a first
Demonstrations mark a major step forward in autonomy for UAVs that also has implications for piloted aircraft.
-
UAV pilots can sometimes earn more overseas
Over the next two years, an increasing number of pilots qualified to fly UAVs will reach the end of their service commitments.
-
Triton flies with search radar
The radar system performed in its primary operating mode, which continuously scans a broad area.
-
Pentagon UAV funding to top $6 billion
The study also predicts that miniature surveillance UAVs will become standard issue for ground troops, especially special operations forces.
