The first airborne science mission of the American Aerospace and Texas A&M University was completed by flying the Recon unmanned aircraft over the Gulf of Mexico. The mission was completed under a Certificate of Authorization (COA) issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
AeroVironment has launched the Qube, UAS which can be used on missions aimed at providing public safety, like first response or law enforcement. The Qube UAS is a compact, portable system which can be unpacked and be made ready for use in less than five minutes.
AAI Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) has delivered two UAS systems, Aerosonde Mark 4.7 small unmanned aircraft systems and Orbiter Miniature UAS to the US Army’s Communications-Electronics research, Development and Engineering Center (CERDEC).
AAI Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) and Aurora Flight Sciences enter into a strategic agreement for combining the services of Universal Ground Control Station from AAI and Orion UAS and Optionally Piloted Aircraft (OPA) from Aurora Flight Sciences.
The latest advanced version of the Shadow M2 Tactical Unmanned Aircraft (TUAS) has been launched by AAI Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). The launch took place at the annual meeting and exhibition of the Association of the US Army (AUSA) for the year 2011.
A wholly-owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company and the developer of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), Insitu announced that the ScanEagle UAS was successful in transmitting real-time video to the Canadian Forces during a recent large-scale military exercise, Operation Nanook.
AME Unmanned Air Systems has declared that the Fury 1500 Special Mission UAS has achieved a successful 14.2 hour flight. The Fury 1500 was manufactured at the company’s San Luis Obispo facility.
Faun Trackway, based at the US, has launched a new technology known as Aircraft Landing Mat (ALM), which has been specifically developed for landing of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV).
ReconRobotics Inc. has secured a contract to supply the U.S. Army Rapid Equipping Force with 315 Recon Scout XT micro robot kits and SearchStick Devices. The deal is worth $4.8 million and will see the company completing the delivery by end of the month.
The U.S. Army and Marine Corps are going to test a new devices called “Throwbots” or throwable robots in Afghanistan. The Department of Defence said that they will soon be receiving a shipment of 4,000 of these small robots that can be used for reconnaissance in potentially hazardous combat situations.
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