Tag: unmanned aerial systems
EOS outlines additive manufacturing approach to scaling drone production
EOS has called for manufacturers seeking to meet rising demand for drones to develop resilient, scalable production systems rather than relying solely on increased output, during a recent webinar examining additive manufacturing and unmanned aerial systems (UAS).
Aurora Labs scores defence manufacturing contract to 3D-print metal components
Aurora Labs Limited announced its latest achievement in securing a printing service contract with Sovereign Propulsion Systems Pty Ltd (SPS), an Australian-based defence manufacturer specialising in unmanned aerial systems (UAS) platforms.
DroneShield rolls out area-specific satellite denial systems
Counter-UAS solutions manufacturer DroneShield has announced the debut of its target area-specific Satellite Denial Systems for disrupting drones, as well as an early order from a defence customer.
Quickstep expands into drone systems
Advanced composites manufacturer Quickstep Holdings will invest $1 million in Australian drone designer and manufacturer Carbonix.
The agreement will see Quickstep take a minority stake...
Defence turns to Australian SME’s to enhance stealth of unmanned aerial systems
Defence is urging Australian small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to submit proposals for new technologies that would make the country's small, fixed-wing unmanned aerial...
Three Australian businesses win Defence Innovation Hub contracts
The Defence Innovation Hub has contracted three Australian businesses to further develop innovative technologies to maintain a war fighting advantage.
NSW-based Aerospace and Mechanical Consulting...
Remotec and AirRobot sign distribution agreement for unmanned aerial systems
Remotec Inc., a subsidiary of Northrop Grumman Corporation, has signed a distribution agreement with AirRobot US for AirRobot's line of small unmanned aerial systems...
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