Unmanned Systems
Welcome to the Unmanned Systems TechChannel, where you will receive breaking news and industry want-to-knows, relative to cutting-edge unmanned technologies used by the military embedded defense technology realm. Key topics include unmanned vehicles such as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs),... More Unmanned Aerial Systems (UASs), Unmanned Ground Vehicles (UGVs), and autonomous vehicles, among others. We also bring you the latest on other unmanned technologies like UAV ground control stations, robotics, drones, and much more. We'll relay the latest from AUVSI and other pertinent industry consortia, individuals, and companies.
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Unmanned Systems News
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United Electronic Industries Announces Two Rugged, Mil-Grade Data Acquisition and I/O Control Platforms
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Mercury Systems Receives $3.1 Million in Orders for High Performance Digital Signal Processing Modules
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Aviation Command & Control System (AC2S) developed by General Dynamics passes critical design review
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Safety certification concerns for UAVs in national airspace
Yesterday — Amanda Harvey, Assistant EditorThe transition to DO-178C continues to improve guidelines for avionics certification – however, big questions still surround the regulation of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in national airspace and how industry and government will go about ensuring that these drones are safe to fly daily in the same skies as passenger aircraft.
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2014 Influential Women in Defense Electronics: Nan Mattai, Senior VP, Engineering & Technology for Rockwell Collins
3 days ago — adminNan Mattai is Senior VP, Engineering & Technology for Rockwell Collins where she’s responsible for the Engineering & Technology organization, including the Advanced Technology Center. Mattai holds a M.S. degree in Nuclear Physics from the University of Windsor, Canada and has completed all graduate courses for a Doctorate in Physics.
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New capabilities on the way for airborne maritime surveillance radars
5 weeks ago — Sally Cole, Senior EditorAirborne maritime surveillance radars play a central role in the global homeland defense of more than 315,000 miles of worldwide coastline. While considered state-of-the-art, these radars continue to evolve to meet military customers’ needs for persistent surveillance, automation, and continued tracking of targets as they move from sea to land.
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Capturing, processing, and transmitting video: Opportunities and challenges
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Video: Annapolis Micro Systems product review
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Video: Annapolis Micro Systems Video Product Demonstration
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Video: Reducing Manual Effort for Risk Management Compliance
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The video called "LS3 follow tight" on this page shows a DARPA pack robot test -…
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Latest 40 Gbps SBCs drive new class of HPEC-Lite systems for ISR applications
5 weeks ago — Alan Baldus, Curtiss-Wright Controls Defense SolutionsThe embedded defense and aerospace industry has recently seen the emergence of new embedded system elements that support 40 Gbps fabrics. These higher bandwidth hardware solutions include Single Board Computers (SBCs), DSP engines, GPGPUs, FPGA engines, network switches, and Gen3 OpenVPX backplanes.
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Microprocessor-based VPX platforms enable advanced signal processing
Last month — RJ McLaren, Kontron AmericaImproved power-to-performance ratios with multicore processors in VPX systems are boosting viability and reducing reliance on the high costs of FPGA development. Since they fundamentally change the way signal processing is implemented, parallel-rate microprocessors do away with hand-coding threads and math algorithms and more efficiently bring together powerful computing platforms that can take full advantage of state-of-the-art processor features. (Lead image: U.S. Army Spc. Nathan Williams from the 263rd Army Air Missile Defense Command deploys a Sentinel radar system. Radar systems like Sentinel depend on high-performance signal processing systems. DoD photo by Staff Sgt. Jacob N. Bailey, U.S. Air Force.)
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Unmanned Systems News
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U.S. Army, Lockheed Martin demonstrate autonomous convoy vehicles
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Lockheed Martin successfully powers on SV-02 GPS III satellite; four more to follow
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Ultra-compact smart stage has 0.5 µm resolution and 6 mm stroke; operates directly from USB, SPI or I2C
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Boeing TDRS-L joins NASA network, sends first signals from space
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Pleora Technologies and Moog Protokraft Provide Ethernet Video Transport in Harsh Environments
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Everything a DC Motor Developer Needs To Know About Hall-Effect Sensors
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Curtiss-Wright Controls Debuts Low-Cost Rugged, Removable Solid State Memory Module Carrier
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