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Dublin, June 29, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "UAV Ground Control Station: Global Strategic Business Report" report has been added to ...

PARIS, France. General Atomics Aeronautical Systems, Inc. (GA-ASI) chose Belgium-based avionics supplier ScioTeq to provide detect and avoid (DAA) technology for its uncrewed aerial systems (UAS), aiming to achieve Technical Standard Order (TSO) authorization from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), according to a GA-ASI statement.

PlantESP monitors control loop performance across a plant or multiple sites.

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In today’s world of GNSS-contested environments and the emergence of multi-sensor fusion capabilities, there is a demand for filters that can navigate without the aid of GNSS. This article evaluates a complementary navigation filter designed to steer a sUAS autopilot in GNSS-contested environments. 

Systems integrators (SIs) connect expertise on emergent technologies with real-world experience.

Yevgeny Prighozin announced yesterday that his Wagner Group mercenaries had “taken” Bakhmut from Ukrainian forces. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy fired right back from the meeting of the G-7 in Japan: “Bakhmut is not occupied by Russian Federation as of today. There are no two or three interpretation...

The US Navy needs new SSBN nuclear missile submarines. Their existing Ohio Class boats will begin to retire at a rate of 1 hull per year, beginning in 2027, as they reach the end of their 42-year operational lifetimes. Hence SSBN-X, also known as the

It accurately models highly variable data typical of manufacturing plants.

Live Full-Motion Video (FMV) from UASs has become indispensable in military and intelligence operations. As these video streams play an increasing role in warfighting, inconsistent or poor image quality is becoming a threat to mission success. Fortunately, advances in FPGA-based parallel processing technology now allow real-time image processing that can significantly improve the quality and usefulness of UAS video feeds. An FMV-routing platform is also integral in ensuring FMV data gets into th...