Virtually all unmanned systems use GPS location technology and advanced mapping. As systems evolve, and enemy threats become more sophisticated, new requirements are emerging. The U.S. military is out in front of this trend, developing unmanned autonomous systems at an even faster pace, with more ambitious goals, than the civilian market.
The U.S. Navy tested its newly developed Common Control System (CCS) with a submersible unmanned vehicle during a series […]
The Navy and Marine Corps’ RQ-21A Blackjack unmanned aircraft system (UAS) received the official green light for operation […]
ARLINGTON, Va. — Despite shrinking defense budgets, existing and emerging worldwide threats will make robotic and autonomous systems’ […]
The U.S. Navy plans to deploy its first underwater drones from submarines later this year, according to a report by Military.com. […]
Lockheed Martin’s paveway II Dual Mode Laser Guided Bomb (DMLGB) was successfully employed in recent U.S. Navy Tactics […]
In July, the Communications and GPS Navigation Program Office mounted a Small Antenna System on an Aerostar unmanned […]
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