The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) has awarded framework contracts to four companies for the supply and support of nano category uncrewed aerial systems (UAS).
The agreement will see Tekever’s battle-proven UAS integrated with Apex’s manned aviation solutions and operational knowledge to enhance ISR capacity. Both companies will work closely with Taiwan’s Civil Aviation Administration and other authorities to ensure regulatory compliance and safe deployment. In addition, the partners intend to explore opportunities for local production and integration of
Redwire Corporation has announced that its subsidiary, Edge Autonomy, has secured a contract to deliver its Stalker Group 2 fixed-wing uncrewed aerial system (UAS) to an undisclosed European NATO country.
Rheinmetall’s medium-range solution, the LUNA NG, was in the final stages of certification and prepared for delivery to the German Ministry of Defence.
Swarmer, Ukraine’s leading drone autonomy and swarming company, has announced a $15m Series A round led by US-based Broadband Capital Investments.
Tekever has announced a new manufacturing facility in Swindon, expanding its UK operations with the opening of its largest site to date.
Red Cat Holdings, Inc. has announced that its Teal Drones subsidiary’s Black Widow System has been approved and added to the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA) catalogue.
The Royal Navy has declared two drone systems ready for front-line operations to support warships and Royal Marines.
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Teledyne FLIR Defense, part of Teledyne Technologies, has unveiled its new SkyCarrier autonomous launch and recovery platform at the DSEI tradeshow in London.
On 2 September, the Croatian Ministry of Defence officially presented the Bayraktar TB2 combat unmanned aerial vehicles, which have been introduced into the structures of the country’s Air Force.
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Five aviation companies are under contract to develop armed unmanned aircraft and control systems for deployment on the United States Navy’s fleet of 11 aircraft carriers, according to USNI News.
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Polish company PZL Defence S.A. and the Military Institute of Armament Technology have signed a scientific and technical joint venture agreement to accelerate the development of Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS).
