Japan awarded Observer Status in Eurodrone programme
The Government of Japan officially received Observer Status in the European Medium Altitude Long Endurance Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (MALE RPAS) Programme, also known as Eurodrone.
The Government of Japan officially received Observer Status in the European Medium Altitude Long Endurance Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (MALE RPAS) Programme, also known as Eurodrone.
HENSOLDT is taking the development of its collision warning system for civil and military drones to a new level.
Rohde & Schwarz software defined ATC radios enable Eurodrone MALE RPAS to safely fly through civil air space.
HENSOLDT and Sener’s Spanish-French team will deliver the Wide Band LOS Ku data link of the Eurodrone program incorporating cybersecurity capabilities.
Leonardo will be developing the mission system for Eurodrone, the MALE-class (Medium Altitude Long Endurance) remotely piloted aircraft.
Liebherr will develop, produce and supply the landing gear and hydraulic systems for the European MALE RPAS developed under the Eurodrone programme.
Safran Landing Systems has signed a contract with Airbus Defence and Space to provide the wheels and brakes system work package for the Eurodrone.
HENSOLDT’s DAA main radar uses the Active Electronically Scanning Array (AESA) technology, which covers a span of 220 degrees up to a distance of 20 kilometers.
Airbus Defence and Space and Sener Aerospace and Defense have signed the contract to develop the two line-of-sight data link systems for the Eurodrone program.
The Eurodrone project aims to create a cutting-edge UAV system that can support a wide range of military missions and contribute to the EU's strategic autonomy.
HENSOLDT is developing sensor equipment that can be integrated into a pod to give the recently commissioned Eurodrone a signals intelligence (SIGINT) capability.
The development of a European MALE RPAS will ensure sovereignty in this area and will foster the European Defence Technological and Industrial Base.
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