During the impending Unmanned Systems North America (AUVSI) show, Hood Technology will feature a series of innovative stabilized imaging platforms and payloads for unmanned aircraft, small unmanned aerial systems, manned and unmanned land vehicles, marine systems, stationary mounts, and ground systems.
Global Information has released new market research describing the future potential of UAS market. Along with research on military hardware, this market research will provide insight into the emerging UAS market.
FuelCell Energy recently declared that the U.S. Navy has presented the company with a $3.8 M worth contract award that includes both manufacture and testing of a Hybrid Solid Oxide Fuel Cell (SOFC)-Battery power system that will support extensive displacement undersea vehicle propulsion.
Research and Markets declared that iCD Research's new report titled "The Global UAV Market 2011-2021 - Competitive Landscape and Strategic Insights: Market Profile" has been recently added to its portfolio.
Advanced Defense Technologies recently declared its key business development plans to progress its commercializing efforts regarding the company's cost effective antenna systems that support SATCOM and UAV payload implementation and integration, and detection within the commercial markets.
National Technical Systems, a provider of engineering and testing services, has declared that it will display its unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) payload POD at the future North America conference from August 6 to 9 in Las Vegas at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center.
Northrop Grumman has offered to be the chief sponsor for the 2012 Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) student competitions. Through these competitions, high school as well as college students globally can have the unique opportunity of designing, developing and operating unmanned systems for marine, land and air applications.
In the last few years, Navy scientists, along with research institutions around the world, have been engineering resilient robots for minesweeping and other risky underwater missions. The ultimate goal is to design completely autonomous robots that can navigate and map cloudy underwater environments— without any prior knowledge of those environments — and detect mines as small as an iPod.
The application of robot submarines for mapping and monitoring the seas across the UK have been targeted by two projects. These projects have received £720,000 in funding. As part of investigation, this initiative will collect data regarding future government policy on the protection of the marine environment.
The winner of the competition to design and name the livery for a novel remotely operated aircraft designed by the University of Southampton, has been announced by Blue Peter as Izzy Bennett, 11 from Exeter. Izzy suggested the name ‘iflyer’ and the winning graphic design and was awarded a Blue Peter badge and replica plane by Barney Harwood, Blue Peter presenter.
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