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Head of DE&S's Future Capability Group Announced to Speak at the UAV Technology Conference 2022 - Vimarsana News

Head of DE&S's Future Capability Group Announced to Speak at the UAV Technology Conference 2022

SAE Media Group reports: Mr James Gavin, Head of the Future Capability Group, DE&S, UK MoD, is set to speak at the conference, in London this September.

Royal Navy trials drones for front-line ops - Vimarsana News

Royal Navy trials drones for front-line ops

The Royal Navy has pushed two different drones to their limits to show how they could be used on front-line operations.

Drones deliver in trials by Royal Navy - Vimarsana News

Drones deliver in trials by Royal Navy

The Royal Navy has pushed two different drones to their limits to show how they could be used on front-line operations. The navy’s drone experts 700X Naval Air Squadron welcomed industry partners to their home base of RNAS Culdrose to test the two crewless aircraft. It is the second time the drones have been trialled with initial…

Insight on UK's RAS Modernization Plans to be Shared at the Military Robotics and Autonomous Systems Conference 2022 - Vimarsana News

Insight on UK's RAS Modernization Plans to be Shared at the Military Robotics and Autonomous Systems Conference 2022

The Integrated Review has set the British Army to spend £23-billion on their modernisation in the next four years. A part of this will go into the reorganisation of the British Army into seven Brigade Combat Teams (BCT).

Nano 'Bug': British Army begins trial of pioneering pint-sized drone - Vimarsana News

Nano 'Bug': British Army begins trial of pioneering pint-sized drone

SHARE A tiny prototype drone has been developed by BAE Systems and the first 30 units have been sent to the British Army as part of a trial. The engineering giant collaborated with UK drone maker Uavtek to develop the nano “Bug” drone, an unmanned aerial vehicle that weighs about the same as a standard smartphone and boasts a 40-minute battery life and two-kilometre range. The drone can fly in winds of more than 80kph. It was the only nano-drone able to cope with the uncompromising weather during a recent Army Warfighting Experiment event hosted by the Ministry of Defence’s Future Capab...