autonomous aerial vehicle

California Company Launches Drone for High-Heat Missions

Skyfront has introduced an unmanned aerial system that can operate in high-temperature environments.

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US Air Force Begins Operational Test of Drone Traffic Control System in Florida

The US Air Force has begun tests of a traffic management solution in Florida as part of the service's drone utility expansion project.

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Australia Purchases Small Drones for Army, Air Force

Canberra has signed more than $67.6 million in contracts to procure small unmanned aerial systems for the army and air force.

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US Coast Guard Orders V-BAT Drone From Shield AI

California drone developer Shield AI has received a contract to deliver its V-BAT unmanned aerial system to the US Coast Guard.

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US Army Taps BlueHalo for Next Phase of Counter-Drone Missile Program

The US Army has selected BlueHalo for the next phase of the ongoing Next-Generation Counter-Uncrewed Aerial System Missile program.

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Rheinmetall, Anduril to Develop Anti-Drone Offering for Europe

Rheinmetall and Anduril have signed an agreement to jointly manufacture a layered counter-unmanned aerial system for European customers.

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Diehl Unveils New Remote Carrier Drone in Berlin

Diehl Defence has launched its new Light Remote Carrier unmanned aerial system at an aerospace trade convention in Berlin.

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Virginia Startup to Develop Fixed-Wing Drone for US Air Force

Virginia aerospace startup RapidFlight has secured a $10-million contract to produce a fixed-wing autonomous aircraft for the US Air Force.

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CAE Secures Support Contract for Canada’s SkyGuardian Drones

CAE has signed a contract to provide in-service support for the Royal Canadian Air Force’s future MQ-9B SkyGuardian drones.

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AeroVironment Joins Design Team for DARPA’s Naval VTOL Drone

DARPA has partnered with AeroVironment to support design works for the agency’s naval vertical takeoff and landing concept, the “X-Plane.”

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