autonomous systems

ARC Awarded US Air Force Contract for Scalable Training Capability

Armaments Research Company has received a contract to continue developing a scalable training capability for US Air Force ground personnel.

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Pentagon Taps BAE to Develop Autonomous Battle Planning System

The Pentagon has awarded BAE Systems an $8.3 million contract to develop an autonomous battle planning system.

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Australia to Deliver Test Vehicles for US Hypersonic Research

Hypersonix Launch Systems has signed a contract to deliver hypersonic test vehicles to the US Defense Innovation Unit.

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Kraken Awarded Sonar Contract for US Underwater Drones

Kraken Robotics has received a $1.5-million contract to supply its AquaPix synthetic aperture sonar for a US defense customer.

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Ocius Delivers First Two Bluebottle Sea Drones to Royal Australian Navy

Ocius Technology has handed over the first two of five Bluebottle maritime surveillance drones to the Royal Australian Navy.

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US Army Conducts Maiden Prototype Test for RQ-28A Drone Replacement

The US Army has conducted its first drone prototype trial for the Short-Range Reconnaissance Program Tranche 2 at Fort Benning, Georgia.

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HII, Ocean Aero to Expand Unmanned System Capabilities

Huntington Ingalls Industries and Ocean Aero have launched a strategic partnership to expand unmanned maritime and autonomy capabilities.

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Sabanto Delivers Autonomous Tractors to US Space Force

Illinois-based Sabanto has delivered two autonomous tractors to the US Space Force to support the service’s ground maintenance efforts.

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US, UAE Navies Conduct First Unmanned Systems and AI Exercise

US and UAE naval forces have completed their first unmanned systems and artificial intelligence exercise in the Arabian Gulf.

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UAE, Israel Unveil Joint Unmanned Vessel as Military Ties Grow

The United Arab Emirates and Israel revealed their first jointly created unmanned vessel, illustrating their growing military ties.

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