A modified version of BAE Systems subsidiary Malloy Aeronautics’ T-150 Unmanned Air System (UAS) intercepted multiple one-way attack drones during a US Office of the Under Secretary for Research & Engineering (OUSW) experiment.
A heavy-lift hexacopter is shown pulling a wounded soldier from what Ukraine describes as a drone-saturated kill zone in what would be a world first.
The device scans radio frequencies from 500 to 8,700 MHz for signals characteristic of drones. Unlike conventional detectors that rely on analog receivers to receive video transmissions, D·Vision SDR uses Software-Defined Radio technology to analyze the radio spectrum in software.
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Collaboration will explore integration of AV capabilities with Thunder Tiger platforms, potential UAS co-production and future technology development