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Defence conglomerate Edge unveils UAE-made smart drones

SHARE UAE conglomerate Edge unveiled smart loitering drones on Sunday as the country continues to strengthen its defence manufacturing capabilities. Another Edge subsidiary, Adasi, also showcased a range of unmanned robotic armoured ground vehicles. “Through launching the first UAE-made family of smart loitering drones, Edge marks a significant milestone as a key technology enabler and in boosting the country’s autonomous capabilities and artificial intelligence integration,” said chief executive and managing director Faisal Al Bannai. “With the future increasingly relying on unmanned systems that provide a higher degree of tactical flexibility, we have invested extensively to fast-track research and development investment in these domains, bringing related products to market with speed,” said Mr Al Bannai.

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Edge unveils first family of multirotor loitering munitions at IDEX

Edge, an advanced technology group for defence and beyond, has launched its first family of multirotor loitering munitions, the QX range, on the opening day of the International Defence Exhibition and Conference (IDEX 202) being held in Abu Dhabi.

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EDGE Unveils First UAE-made Family of Smart Loitering Munitions at IDEX 2021

EDGE Unveils First UAE-made Family of Smart Loitering Munitions at IDEX 2021
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Meteksan Defence Completed Development Of New Global Positioning Systems For Military Platforms

Meteksan Defence Completed Development Of New Global Positioning Systems For Military Platforms The Turkish defense and aerospace industry, which has started to become popular in the international market with the platforms it has developed in recent years, continues to develop critical subsystems nationally. Becoming one of the largest defense companies of Turkey by having developed the systems for military platforms, Meteksan Defence completed antenna and receivers for Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS). The Difference Created by Technology Meteksan Defence started to develop its GNSS receiver and antenna product family in 2019 with its own resources. The company s strong RF design history, infrastructure for antenna design, and the ability to design low-budget and high-performance systems in terms of volume, weight, and power consumption (SWAP) enabled a wide range of product family to emerge in a short time.

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Is Russia distorting GPS signals to protect Vladimir Putin?

Is Russia distorting GPS signals to protect Vladimir Putin? Roman Goncharenko © Provided by dw.com Navalny and his team say Putin s palace cost $1.3 billion (€1.1 billion) and was funded through an elaborate corruption scheme involving Putin s inner circle Since the start of the year the news has been filled with headlines about a palace on the Black Sea near the resort town of Gelendzhik that opposition activist Alexei Navalny claimed was built for Russian President Vladimir Putin. Moscow police vow to suppress pro-Navalny rallies Replay Video UP NEXT The Kremlin has rejected the allegations, while an oligarch with close ties to the president has said that he owns the complex where he intends to run a hotel.

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