Nathaniel Frissell and team. (Photo: University of Scranton)

Seen & Heard: Moscow taxis hacked, Norway turns to radar

September 21, 2022

“Seen & Heard” is a monthly feature of GPS World magazine, traveling the world to capture interesting and unusual news […]

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This article is tagged with driverless cars, Grapes, ionospheric disturbance, maritime surveillance, MicroSAR, Moscow taxis, Nathaniel Frissell, radar, Russia, Space Norway, University of Scranton, Yandex and posted in From the Magazine, Transportation

The AR3 maritime surveillance drone, usually launched horizontally, can be launched vertically with attachable propellers. (Photo Tekever)

Tekever launches AR3 hot-swappable VTOL and integrated SAR

May 3, 2022

Tekever, a European maritime surveillance provider, has unveiled a new version of its AR3 unmanned aerial system (UAS). […]

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This article is tagged with maritime surveillance, shipborne UAS, synthetic aperture radar, Tekever, VTOL and posted in Defense, Latest News, UAV/UGV

Leica Chiroptera 4X bathymetric data with Leica OC60 screen visualizing objects in near real-time during the flight. (Photo: Hexagon)

Maritime surveillance supported by Hexagon lidar sensors

January 5, 2022

Hexagon is partnering with Airbus on a near-real-time airborne bathymetric lidar surveillance system. Hexagon’s Geosystems division is partnering […]

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This article is tagged with Airbus, bathymetry, Hexagon, Irish Air Corps, maritime surveillance, underwater and posted in Latest News, Mapping