autonomous systems

Oshkosh Business to Supply Ground Target Drones for US Army, National Guard

Pratt Miller has secured a deal to produce its Trackless Moving Targets for US Army and National Guard marksmanship proficiency programs.

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Aerial-Ground Drone Teaming Showcase ISR Applications for German Army

Elistair and ARX Robotics have completed an intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) trial for the German Army using autonomous aerial-ground systems teaming technology.

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BAE Unveils UK’s First Autonomous XL Military Submarine

BAE Systems has successfully demonstrated “Herne,” an extra-large autonomous underwater vehicle designed for military purposes.

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General Atomics Completes Tests of New Gray Eagle 25M Engine

General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. has finalized the qualification trials of its new 200-horsepower heavy fuel engine for the Gray Eagle 25M unmanned aerial system in El Mirage, California.

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Pentagon Picks L3Harris to Develop C2 Prototype for Autonomous Swarms

The Pentagon’s Defense Innovation Unit has chosen L3Harris to prototype a command-and-control system that can simultaneously operate multiple autonomous assets.

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Polish Army to Receive More FlyEye Recon Drones

Poland’s Ministry of Defense has placed an order for 52 FlyEye tactical unmanned aerial systems for the army.

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Saab Launches New Autonomous Capability for Naval Vessels

Swedish defense giant Saab has unveiled the “Autonomous Ocean Core,” its latest control system for military and civilian naval platforms.

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QinetiQ to Provide Target Drones for US Army Training, Tests

QinetiQ has received a contract to supply its Aerial Target Systems 3 for US Army’s Simulation, Training, and Instrumentation Program Office.

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Red Cat to Supply Edge 130 VTOL Drones for Royal Australian Navy

Puerto Rico-based Red Cat Holdings has secured a contract to provide Edge 130 Blue VTOL systems for the Royal Australian Navy.

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Ukraine Confirms Procurement of 1.8 Million Drones By 2025

Ukraine has verified it has invested in 1.8 million unmanned aerial systems for 2024 and 2025 in response to Russia’s continuing attacks.

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