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Strategic Elements to develop autonomous vehicle for Defence
The company will collaborate with the Defence Science Technology Group and the University of Western Australia to build the solution and conduct a live demonstration to the Army. The autonomous vehicle will carry drones and sensors into a target environment keeping humans at a safe distance.
Strategic Elements Ltd’s (ASX:SOR) (OTCMKTS:SORHF) subsidiary Stealth Technologies will design and deliver an autonomous drone carrying vehicle that automates detection and sensing of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear agents.
This autonomous vehicle will be designed to carry drones and sensors into a target environment keeping humans at a safe distance and will enable rapid traversing of the target area using sensors to map and monitor the location of chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear (CBRN) sources.
SOR to Develop Autonomous Vehicle for Defence with DST
Strategic Elements Ltd (ASX:SOR) is pleased to report that subsidiary ‘Stealth Technologies’ will design and deliver an autonomous drone carrying vehicle that automates detection and sensing of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear agents. The Company will collaborate with Defence Science Technology Group (DSTG), part of the
Australian
Department of Defence, and the University of Western Australia to build the solution and conduct a live demonstration to Army. The Western Australian Defence Science Centre has agreed to part fund the collaborative work.
The autonomous vehicle will carry drones and sensors into a target environment keeping humans at a safe distance. The autonomous drone will enable rapid traversing of the target area using sensors to map and/or monitor the location of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) sources.
FTSE 100 falls back despite eye-popping growth forecast for UK, while Wall Street set to open lower
The index of UK blue-chips and US markets under pressure amid a host of economic data
FTSE 100 down 70 points
B&M falls after figures
Ex-divs help push down market
12.32pm: Investors await US economic data
Wall Street is expected to open lower as investors focus on the latest US jobs data due shortly.
Ahead of Friday s widely watched non-farm payroll numbers - which came in well below forecasts last month with a rise of only 266,000 - come the private payroll figures for May from ADP. They are expected to show an increase of 750,000, up from 742,000 in April. However last time round the survey gave little guidance as to the official figure.