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Latvia’s Atlas Dynamics to open drone production plant in Ukraine
Latvian drone company Atlas Dynamics plans to open in early 2023 a research and development factory in Ukraine and later on a production plant.
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Upgraded Greek air base serves growing interest for US drones
The location of the Larissa air base allows the U.S. military keep tabs on NATO’s eastern and southern borders.
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Hungary eyes Iron Dome, with interoperable air-defense radars on way
Senior officials saw the Israeli system in action in November, noting a heightened need for air defenses in the region.
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Serbia may become biggest operator of military drones in Balkans
The first prototype of a weaponized version of the Vrabac drone was displayed in Belgrade this year.
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Saildrone USVs to expand seabed mapping in Atlantic, Pacific
The inmanned surface vessels could help armed forces with reconnaissance of the underwater landscape, a prerequisite for submarine activities.
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‘Outpost’ autonomous towers to monitor Greek islands for threats
Towers use artificial intelligence for geo-locating, classifying and tracking a wide-range of threats, according to manufacturer Lambda Automata.
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Greece unveils new surveillance drone to keep tabs on its islands
Locked in a historic rivalry with Turkey, itself a drone powerhouse, the rhetoric between Athens and Ankara has sharpened recently.
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Latvia’s Atlas Dynamics to open drone production plant in Ukraine
Latvian drone company Atlas Dynamics plans to open in early 2023 a research and development factory in Ukraine and later on a production plant.
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Upgraded Greek air base serves growing interest for US drones
The location of the Larissa air base allows the U.S. military keep tabs on NATO’s eastern and southern borders.
-
Hungary eyes Iron Dome, with interoperable air-defense radars on way
Senior officials saw the Israeli system in action in November, noting a heightened need for air defenses in the region.
-
Serbia may become biggest operator of military drones in Balkans
The first prototype of a weaponized version of the Vrabac drone was displayed in Belgrade this year.
-
Saildrone USVs to expand seabed mapping in Atlantic, Pacific
The inmanned surface vessels could help armed forces with reconnaissance of the underwater landscape, a prerequisite for submarine activities.
-
‘Outpost’ autonomous towers to monitor Greek islands for threats
Towers use artificial intelligence for geo-locating, classifying and tracking a wide-range of threats, according to manufacturer Lambda Automata.
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Greece unveils new surveillance drone to keep tabs on its islands
Locked in a historic rivalry with Turkey, itself a drone powerhouse, the rhetoric between Athens and Ankara has sharpened recently.
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Latvia’s Atlas Dynamics to open drone production plant in Ukraine
Latvian drone company Atlas Dynamics plans to open in early 2023 a research and development factory in Ukraine and later on a production plant.
-
Upgraded Greek air base serves growing interest for US drones
The location of the Larissa air base allows the U.S. military keep tabs on NATO’s eastern and southern borders.
-
Hungary eyes Iron Dome, with interoperable air-defense radars on way
Senior officials saw the Israeli system in action in November, noting a heightened need for air defenses in the region.
-
Serbia may become biggest operator of military drones in Balkans
The first prototype of a weaponized version of the Vrabac drone was displayed in Belgrade this year.
-
Saildrone USVs to expand seabed mapping in Atlantic, Pacific
The inmanned surface vessels could help armed forces with reconnaissance of the underwater landscape, a prerequisite for submarine activities.
-
‘Outpost’ autonomous towers to monitor Greek islands for threats
Towers use artificial intelligence for geo-locating, classifying and tracking a wide-range of threats, according to manufacturer Lambda Automata.
-
Greece unveils new surveillance drone to keep tabs on its islands
Locked in a historic rivalry with Turkey, itself a drone powerhouse, the rhetoric between Athens and Ankara has sharpened recently.
