UAS

The vertical take-off UAS will be used to provide intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition and reconnaissance services.

The German-based firm says it increasingly aims to cater for the customer’s specific needs at whichever stage in development they are at.

DFS is hoping that the acquisition will consolidate and strengthen its position in the UAS sector.

The hardware device has been designed to allow for UAS to maintain consistent communication with unmanned traffic management.

The jamming will take place between February 11 and 22 near the STANTA training area in Norfolk.

The partnership will see it provide standardised OEM training solutions for senseFly’s clients to complement direct training and training via authorised senseFly distribution partners.

The Israel-based firm says the product utilises its fleet of UAVs to provide customers with protection against crop threats.

Managed and executed by FLIR in Hvalstad, Norway, the contract will enable troops to maintain situational awareness and carry out threat detection and surveillance.