Unmanned Systems Technology Weekly eBrief - September 15th, 2022

Tethered Drone Kit Enables Unlimited Flight Time for DJI M30 Series

To further enhance the capabilities of the DJI M30 series drone, Volarious has launched its flagship V-Line Pro tethered kit at Commercial UAV Expo 2022 in Las Vegas. Featuring a lightweight aviation grade cable, users are able to fly indefinitely up to 100 meters high with add-ons including a 12,000 lumens search light and 20,000 lumens flood light. Read more >

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Ascent AeroSystems Becomes First RemoteID-Compliant Blue sUAS OEM

Ascent AeroSystems has announced the immediate availability of RemoteID capabilities for its Spirit and NX30 sUAS platforms. According to the company, the Ascent AeroSystems RemoteID solution meets or exceeds all ASTM and FCC compliance requirements, is NDAA compliant, and will be built into all existing and future products. Read more >

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Mini Jam-Proof Navigation Solution for UAS Released

Asio Technologies, a developer and manufacturer of geospatial position systems and tactical defense solutions, has unveiled a mini jam-proof aerial optical positioning system for drones and Unmanned Aerial Systems. The NavGuard NOCTA Mini is a real-time optical navigation system that enables seamless and accurate autonomous GNSS-free navigation for tactical UAS platforms in areas where the GNSS signal is spoofed, jammed, or unavailable. Learn more >

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Open Autonomy Architecture for MQ-25 Manned-Unmanned Teaming

Boeing has digitally demonstrated a new open autonomy architecture for the MQ-25 UAV that will allow the US Navy to increase mission effectiveness by integrating Manned-Unmanned Teaming (MUM-T) capability at speed and scale. Boeing’s MUM-T simulations demonstrated how other aircraft can use MQ-25’s architecture and task it to conduct tanking and ISR missions, all within the mission airspace and without traditional communications with the ship-based ground control station. Read more >

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New Lightweight GNSS Receiver for Mapping & Surveying Professionals

ComNav Technology has released the N2 Palm RTK, a new GNSS receiver designed for surveying, mapping and construction professionals. The lightweight receiver is only 48 mm high and can be used as either a base station or a rover in a wide variety of applications. Find out more >

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