Shaping the Lower Airspace DefenseTech Market: Transitioning to Operational DFR Solutions,...
Written By Or Shalom
Over the past decade—and particularly in recent years—the lower airspace domain has evolved from a regulatory gray area into one of...
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The proliferation of IoT technology has resulted in hundreds of thousands of connected systems being embedded in many a city’s critical infrastructures, enabling city...
Four Times More Processing Power—Without a Bigger Drone
Small military drones are taking on increasingly complex missions, from reconnaissance and target tracking to autonomous navigation and coordinated swarm operations. Yet many of...
AI Is Giving Military Analysts a New Way to Track the...
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Navigating and finding the location of objects via GPS technology have become a routine in civilian and military functioning. Soldiers are deployed in all...
Is the US Prepared for Drone Attack?
The temporary shut down of UK Gatwick Airport due to drones flying over the airfield has raised worldwide concern. In the US, forbes.com claims...
Blockchain’s New Civil Aviation Application
Blockchain technology has a wide range of applications. Currently, it is tested as a means to ensure the privacy and security of aircraft flight...
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