Dedrone has announced a tripling in revenue and the closing of 16 new governmental contracts globally over the past year. “The dual-use technology company has
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Author: Philip Butterworth-Hayes
US Army issues RFI to industry for CUAS turreted gun capability
The United States Army Aviation and Missile Command (AMCOM), Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, anticipates a requirement to provide a Counter Unmanned Aircraft Systems (CUAS) turreted gun-based
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Leonardo to provide Canada’s armed forces with Falcon Shield C-UAS
Leonardo has been awarded a contract by Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) to provide its Falcon Shield C-UAS system for operation by the Canadian
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US DHS reports positive results of trials using radar to detect “dark” drone swarms
The Science & Technology Directorate (S&T) of the US Department of Homeland Security has published high level information about the results of two programmes to
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Rheinmetall to supply German armed forces with Skyranger 30 air defence systems
The Bundeswehr has tasked Rheinmetall with supplying the German armed forces with the Skyranger 30 mobile air defence system. Worth EUR595 million (including value added
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Taiwan enhances counter-UAS capabilities and issues “anti-drone rifles” to armed forces
Press reports in Taiwan in mid-February claim that the armed forces have “completed deployment” of counter-UAS systems, specifically in the form of unspecified “anti-drone rifles”.
Read moreHoles in military counter-UAS defence strategies need to be urgently filled
By Philip Butterworth-Hayes The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MOD) last week announced a new strategy backed by at least GBP4.5 billion of investment over the
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Kaspersky releases Antidrone update – streamlines airspace monitoring and protection
Russia’s Kaspersky has released an update for its Antidrone solution to streamline airspace monitoring and protection while simultaneously reducing false alarm rates from radars, detectors
Read more“FAA faces personnel challenges in extending space flight regulatory oversight” – GAO report
The US Federal Aviation Administration is preparing for expanded oversight of human spaceflight by working with industry to develop future regulations and building FAA’s workforce
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Autonomous air cargo carrier Merlin receives permit to fly in New Zealand
Merlin, a developer of autonomous flight technology for fixed-wing aircraft, today announced it received a Part 135 Air Operators Certificate to support future operational freight
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