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AUVSI: SRC takes wraps off airborne computing systems
SRC Computers (booth 1533) has taken the wraps off its latest in reconfigurable airborne computing technology - the SRC-7 Atlas processing system, and the...
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AUVSI: Sarnoff unveils AdapTrac target-tracking solution
Sarnoff (booth 3016) has announced the release of AdapTrac, an object and target tracking solution designed to run on Sarnoff's Acadia II family of embedded...
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AUVSI: Northrop reveals two new UAV concepts
The revelation of two all-new aircraft concepts from Northrop Grumman show that the manufacturer is planning an aggressive new push to expand deeper into...
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NewsAUVSI: L-3 keeps quiet on Viking 400 progress
L-3 Communications can't say much about the Viking 400 at this year's AUVSI North America expo, other than US Special Operations Command (SOCOM) seems pleased.
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Iran bomber drone reveals new sophistication
Iran has publicly revealed a new level of sophistication with aerial drone technology, displaying a new vehicle that, government officials say, can deliver...
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AUVSI: JAUS Tool Set aims to make developing unmanned systems easier
The JAUS Tool Set team has released version 1.0 of the Joint Architecture for Unmanned Systems (JAUS) Tool Set, an open-source software toolkit to make it...
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NewsAUVSI: Oshkosh adds autonomy to Army, Marine Corps trucks
Oshkosh Defense is showcasing a new autonomous unmanned truck, a US Army Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles (FMTV) Load Handling Systems variant equipped with the company's TerraMax self-driving technology.
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AUVSI: Cubawano debuts new engines
Cubewanao is introducing two new engines for small UAVs, the Banshee 34, in air- and liquid-cooled versions. The air-cooled version is targeted at fixed-wing...
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AUVSI: Hypertronic connectors are all the hype
Massachusetts-based Hypertronics (booth 2634) is trumpeting the benefits of its patented hyperboloid technology for aerospace connectors, a process that...
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Interview
Working Week: Shaun Wildey
Shaun Wildey flies Airbus A340s for Etihad Airways and is enjoying life with his family in Abu Dhabi, after a career with the Royal Air Force and Empire Test Pilots' School.
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Opinion
Comment: Time to pay for safety
As last week's fatal crash in Colombia sadly highlights, fast-growing Latin America needs to recognise that failing to invest in airport infrastructure and staff training costs lives
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AUVSI: Welcome message from president Michael Toscano
Welcome to AUVSI's Unmanned Systems North America 2010! Today marks the beginning of AUVSI's largest event in our 38-year history: four days of exhibits,...
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AUVSI: Rockwell Collins claims STUAS flight control prize
Rockwell Collins has revealed that it is to be the flight control system provider to Boeing/Insitu for the US Navy's small tactical unmanned air system (STUAS)...
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Volaris eyes Mexico City slots, looks to fill Mexicana's void
Mexico's Volaris is seeking additional slots at Mexico City as it looks to further expand its domestic operation and fill the void left by capacity cuts...
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Mexican investor group emerges as new owners of Mexicana
A group of Mexican investors has acquired Mexicana and the bankrupt carrier's parent company.
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NewsAirblue A321 crash: No evidence of technical problems
Preliminary inquiries into the fatal Airblue Airbus A321 accident outside Islamabad last month suggest the aircraft suffered no technical problems before...
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Northrop Grumman brief reveals MQ-X, MUVR concepts
The revelation of two all-new aircraft concepts from Northrop Grumman show the manufacturer is planning an aggressive new push to expand deeper into the market for unmanned air vehicles.
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LAN, TAM fleet plans may not change with merger
LAN and TAM do not expect their planned merger to lead to changes in their fleet plans or orderbooks but expect that the tie-up could lead to some new orders.
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Flight International airliner census records minimal fleet growth
This year's Flight International airliner census shows the lowest growth in the numbers of commercial aircraft in recent years, as a slight rise in the fleet of Western-built aircraft is all but offset by a large decline in the Russian types operating.
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Iran unveils unmanned bomber
Iran unveiled its new unmanned aerial vehicle 22 Aug, a bomber largely based on the South African Skua target drone. Israeli analysts say the Iranians...