Using Ericsson technology and AT&T network expertise, it detected and located multiple drones, then tracked their movement, illustrating how wireless infrastructure could help protect major venues, critical infrastructure, and other key locations.
The milestone further validates the unmanned aerial refueller’s flight controls and performance capabilities.
The AI-powered K100XR autonomously detects and intercepts aerial threats at speeds up to 354 kilometers per hour.
The end goal is to turn Manna Aero into a major U.S. drone delivery operator that competes with Zipline, Amazon, and Google’s Wing, among others.
Bird of Prey is designed to seamlessly operate within NATO's integrated air defence architecture via established command and control systems centred around Airbus’ Integrated Battle Management System (IBMS)