Tag: DSTL
Tracking UUVs in the Deep
Operating vessels underwater has always had its challenges, but techniques are surfacing on how to manage this with the new shoal of unmanned craft.
Mesh...
Avon Protection adds new CBRN products
DSEI 2023: Avon Protection showcased a new type of air purifying respirator (APR) system for operational applications that do not require full Chemical, Biological,...
Sensor-Decider-Effector Technologies Tested at Project Convergence 22
An intelligence tool designed to recognise enemy vehicles using surveillance video was one of several developments tested at Project Convergence 22 (PC22) held at...
CBRN Danger Persists
Despite the impact of COVID-19, there is still good reason for governments to affirm their commitment to new CBRN equipment and training.
The long delayed...
MSubs and Sonardyne to collaborate on advancing autonomous naval platform capabilities
Submersible manufacturer MSubs and marine robotics technology company Sonardyne have signed a strategic partnership to advance the capabilities of long endurance, autonomous underwater platforms...
UGVs – Gaining Traction at Last?
Unmanned ground vehicles have not yet seen the success experienced by unmanned airborne systems, but is this about to change?
While unmanned air vehicles (UAVs)...
Dead Reckoning – Pathways to USV/UUV Autonomy
How much autonomy do maritime USVs and UUVs actually need to accomplish their missions now and in the future?
‘Autonomous’, ‘unmanned’, ‘uncrewed’, ‘lean manning’… over...
UK and US Research Teams Demonstrate AI Technologies to Improve Situational Awareness
The United Kingdom’s Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL) and the United States’ Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) have created a four year research...
Commander of the UK ISTAR Force, Air Commodore Nicholas Hay to present at Airborne...
SMi Group reports: Three host nation speakers representing the Royal Air Force and DSTL, UK MoD will be presenting at the Airborne ISR Conference...
Wildcat / UAV Manned-Unmanned Teaming Trials
On 17 September, Leonardo successfully demonstrated integrated capabilities between a manned aircraft and an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV).
This took place in the UK...
