Counter-Drone

DroneSentinel offers the fully integrated sensor suite of the company's DroneSentry without the DroneCannon RF countermeasure capability.

Guest speakers from Rinicom, St Andrews University, Leonardo, NASA, DSTL and more will take to the stage.

RADA Electronic Industries has announced the receipt of $8m in accumulated new orders since June 1. To date, the aggregate amount of new orders since the beginning of 2020 has reached $49 million, compared to $31 million received for the same period in 2019. Out of the $8 million new orders, 70% were for RADA's software-defined tactical radars for counter UAV and counter fires (C-RAM). The radars' orders are a mix of follow-ons from existing customers, along with orders from new defence customers. Most of these orders are expected to be delivered during 2020 while the rest of the orders

The company said that, by securely networking multiple Titan systems together, a large base or air field can achieve 24/7, year-round protection through a single interface and the click of one button.

The competition is a joint effort on the part of the Home Office, the Department for Transport and the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory, and now has a total fund of over £3 million.

AeroDefense has announced a new mobile deployment option, named AirWarden.

RADA Electronic Industries has confirmed incorporation of its tactical radars in Counter-Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (C-sUAS) capabilities which were assessed and recently selected as interim solutions by the US Army. The assessment was performed by the Joint C-sUAS Office, which was established by the Secretary of the Army per the assignment of the Defense Secretary. RADA's radars are the incumbent radar system in the L-MADIS platform which was selected as the mounted/mobile system, and are incorporated in part of the recommended fixed solutions, along with other fixed solutions deployed across the US. While not relevant to handheld systems, RADA's radars

With this series C funding round it has nearly doubled its valuation in only 10 months.

Rinicom will also work to secure new business within the French market through Dronengel.

Fortem Technologies has expanded its global presence with a strategic Gulf Region (GCC) end user deployment in the national security and defense sector. Timothy Bean, CEO of Fortem Technologies, explained: “The military drone space is expected to surpass $21 billion by 2026, indicating a sizable market that's growing aggressively." Adding: “Fortem provides the world's premier, radar-guided, autonomous aerial drone for safe removal of small drones, low flying fixed wing threats and swarms safely in an urban environment." Now deployed, the Fortem SkyDome System consists of distributed TrueView radar to detect and identify uncooperative drones, and the Fortem DroneHunter, which is