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UAS obsolescence and recycling

Although the rapid proliferation of small UASs for both consumer and professional use is a sign of a healthy and growing market, it would be a mistake to overlook the long-term implications of their obsolescence. Failure to manage these technologies...

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Replacing lost insects

The global decline of insect populations has sparked alarm across scientific and agricultural communities. With pollinators like bees disappearing at an unprecedented rate and traditional pest control methods proving increasingly unsustainable...

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Kepler Advance system

Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) are spectacularly effective sources of positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) information, but they all rely on low-power, short-wavelength radio signals that are vulnerable to spoofing and jamming...

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Visual navigation

Along with many other animals, we humans are visual creatures who rely heavily on the sense of sight to find our way through complex, often hazardous environments – so much so that visual impairments...

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Nanorobots

Nanobots are a staple of science fiction, usually depicted as bacteria-sized self-replicating machines created for benign purposes...

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L-DRIC and Firestorm

A new, blended-reality environment for integrating crewed and uncrewed systems and, separately, a semi-automated...

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Powerplant options for BVLOS UAVs

While UAV operations conducted BVLOS are not yet routine around the world, the regulatory framework...

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AI for fighters

A series of live air combat simulations carried out by the US Air Force, pitting an autonomously controlled F16...

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UAVs deliver to offshore wind farms

We all forget small things from time to time, or we come to do a repair job and realise we can’t...

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Red Bull Racing camera missile

Until very recently, the only thing able to keep up with an Formula One car around a track was another...

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