Unmanned Systems Technology Weekly eBrief - November 17th, 2022

HII Unveils New Medium-Class Multi-Mission UUV

HII Unmanned Systems ’ Mission Technologies division has introduced the REMUS 620, a new medium-class unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV) designed to support current and next-generation naval and special operations forces operations. The REMUS 620 platform provides unmatched mission capabilities for mine countermeasures, hydrographic surveys, intelligence collection, surveillance and electronic warfare. Read more >

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Gadfin & SAREL Partner to Create World’s Longest Drone Delivery Lines

Gadfin Aero-Logistics Systems has secured a long-term exclusive partnership agreement with SAREL, Israel’s biggest medical Group Purchasing Organization (GPO) and logistics company, that will connect Israel hospitals with a first of its kind long range, wide spread drone delivery network for the supply of medical equipment and supplies within a 200km radius. Read more >

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Nationwide BVLOS Waiver Granted for Drone Inspections

The FAA has granted Percepto a nationwide waiver for Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations, empowering US-based customers whose sites comply with the waiver’s criteria to benefit from remotely operated drones. Percepto’s automated drone-in-a-box technology, which is used by electric utilities, oil & gas, solar power stations and mining operations, detects infrastructure problems, enabling faster response times and ensuring that remedial action is taken where it is needed most. Read more >

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Zero-Emissions USV Secures Funding from Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition

SEA-KIT International has secured funding through Round 2 of the Clean Maritime Demonstration Competition to design a hydrogen powered, zero emission Uncrewed Surface Vessel (USV) which utilizes clean tech from Bramble Energy. Read more >

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Delivery Drone Used Parachute Technology to Achieve FAA Type Certification

Fruity Chutes’ Iris Ultralight UAS parachute recovery system has been integrated with Matternet’s M2 drone, helping Matternet achieve FAA Type Certification for the delivery drone. According to Fruity Chutes Inc. | Drone Parachute Recovery and Recovery for other UAS , it is the first UAS recovery company to have a drone parachute complete the demanding four-year FAA evaluation process. Read more >

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