#counter-uav

Counter-Unmanned Aerial Systems (C-UAS) Clusters of unidentified drones have been buzzing around New Jersey, raising eyebrows and concerns, especially near critical infrastructure. The U.S. has top-tier counter-drone systems—tech designed to track and neutralize UAVs—yet they aren’t being deployed here. Instead, officials are focused on monitoring and investigating, leaving the public wondering:…

New Player at Counter-Drone Arena

A new radar - Spyglass - has been selected to support U.S. Army counter-drone efforts.  Its developer, Numerica, has been selected as a strategic partner by Liteye Systems to support the development of the U.S. Army Rapid Capabilities and Critical Technologies Office’s (RCCTO) new counter small

New Radar Provides Enhanced Situational Awareness

Situational awareness on the battlefield is critical to maintaining tactical advantage. Yet the growing number of Unmanned Arial Systems (UAV), in particular micro-drones, is significantly contributing to shifting battlefield supremacy. High proliferation and the constant evolution of UAV

Meet This Remotely Operated Counter-Drone System

In recent conflicts, there has been an increase in the usage of drones and loitering munition against various military targets. The employment of this type of equipment has made low-level conflicts more lethal.  MSI-Defence Systems (MSI-DSL) and Milrem Robotics have joined forces to develop a

US Air Force Has New Target Drone

Target drones, also known as UAT (Unmanned Aerial Target), are unmanned vehicles that can be used as bullseye on military trainings and tests thanks to their low cost. The US Air Force has recently awarded Kratos Unmanned Aerial Systems with a contract for target drones. BQM-167A is a sub-scale

Laser Weapons Under Development Directing at Flying Targets

The US military has been leading an effort to develop portable high-energy lasers to damage or destroy unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) that are violating the airspace of military bases or other sensitive installations. The Office of Naval Research (ONR) announced an $18.7 million contract to

 New Detect and Avoid System Against Rogue Aircraft

New technology will increase the safety of autonomous flights during commercial operations.  The autopilot and detect and avoid (DAA) system will allow unmanned aircraft to find uncooperative aircraft in their airspace and autonomously take action to avoid them.  UAV Navigation will use Iris