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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Drone-swarm tactics program leverages game-based technologies
Last week — Mariana Iriarte, Technology EditorRaytheon BBN Technologies has teamed up with Smart Information Flow Technologies and Oregon State University to tackle a challenge from Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) that aims to design, develop, and demonstrate a swarm of unmanned aircraft systems (UASs) or unmanned ground systems (UGSs) that can maneuver and accomplish missions within a complex urban environment.
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UAS and counter-UAS outlook
3 months ago — John McHale, Editorial Director, OpenSystems MediaWelcome to our annual Unmanned Systems issue, our yearly highlight of the hottest embedded computing elements in military unmanned platforms. We bring this to you every year on the eve of the Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International (AUVSI) Xponential show as the magazine and its editorial staff hit the exhibition floors and conference rooms of the event.
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Certification initiatives ongoing for unmanned aircraft systems
3 months ago — Joe Wlad, VerocelUnmanned aircraft systems (UASs) operating in the National Airspace System (NAS) continue to proliferate. In response, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is issuing regulatory changes that will affect policy regarding safety certification of unmanned aircraft – military and commercial – that travel in the NAS. These policy changes are ongoing and software and hardware designers need to stay abreast of the changes.
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http://mil-embedded.com/news/u-s-navy-mq-4c-triton-uas-completes-maiden-flight/
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http://mil-embedded.com/news/extension-of-nasa-northrop-grumman-space-act-agreem…
Posted June 05, 2013 — By Unmanned Systems TechChannel - Newer Blog Posts Older Blog Posts
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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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Choosing the optimal software solution for long-life unmanned systems
3 months ago — Jeremy VanDomelen, AdaCoreDefense platforms are expected to perform over a long operational life that can span several decades. Developing high-reliability, safety-critical software that is built to last requires comprehensive tools from trusted industry partners. Robust software-development solutions can help engineers design and develop new long-life unmanned systems and can enable upgrade of systems on currently fielded unmanned platforms to extend their life cycle.
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Flight control technology key to lighter, stealthier UAVs
6 months ago — Mariana Iriarte, Technology EditorThe University of Manchester and BAE Systems are teaming up to test different technologies aimed at improving flight control of small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). The university/industry group completed the first phase of flight trials late last year with a jet-powered UAV called MAGMA. Project officials say that the end result is to deliver to military and commercial users a lighter, stealthier unmanned system.
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Unmanned Systems News
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Galois Spins Out Systems Re-engineering Company Tangram Flex
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Counter-UAS tech the focus of $48.5 million U.S. Navy contract with CACI
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DoD DESI pilot program selects university-industry teams
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Navy selects 23 organizations to bid in UUV R&D program
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U.S. Air Force awards $96.1 million contract for decoy missiles
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Unmanned battlefield convoys to get prototypes, testing
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Army researchers create 3D shape-shifting robotics that can crawl, roll, jump
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