SEA 129-5 Moves to Next Phase for Royal Australian Navy
Royal Australian Navy program SEA 129-5 moves to next phase, to undergo a single source procurement process for the maritime uncrewed aircraft systems (MUAS) program for the RAN.
Tag: Unmanned Systems
Insitu Pacific Wins Aussie Drone Contract
The U.S. Coast Guard is expediting the implementation of ScanEagle® ISR Services on its Legend-class national security cutters (NSCs). Posted January 17, 2020 by SeaPower Magazine Senior Editor Richard R. Burgess.
AUVSI Xponential – April 25-28, 2022
Built By Innovation: AUVSI Xponential From xponential.org: EXHIBITS Land, sea, and air, they’ll all be there and so should you. With an expanded XPO Hall including an outdoor demo space, XPONENTIAL 2022 is the place to see the latest in autonomous technologies. EDUCATION XPONENTIAL’s educational program features curated elements that complement and frame disruptive and […]
ScanEagle® ISR Services Expedited for Coast Guard National Security Cutters
The U.S. Coast Guard is expediting the implementation of ScanEagle® ISR Services on its Legend-class national security cutters (NSCs). Posted January 17, 2020 by SeaPower Magazine Senior Editor Richard R. Burgess.
Drones and Droids: Unmanned Systems at Work on the Range – an AUVSI Cascade Event
Shine Micro owner executives Mark and Judy Johnson will attend the AUVSI Cascade Chapter Event Drones and Droids: Unmanned Systems at work on the Range, in Pendleton, Oregon on October 2nd and 3rd. Of particular interest is keynote speaker Dr. Rick Spinrad, President BOD of the Marine Technology Society. The Drones and Droids event will […]
ISR & Unmanned Systems: USCG Welcomes ScanEagle
In an April article* about ISR and Unmanned Systems, SeaPower Magazine Special Correspondent Daniel P. Taylor reports that “The Coast Guard is officially bringing the ScanEagle® drone into the fold with a Major new contract.” Lt. Cmdr. Kenneth Walton, U.S. Coast Guard Office of Aviation Forces, Unmanned Aircraft Systems, told Seapower that following the contract […]