Posts Tagged ‘drones’
Game-changing Radio Frequency Directed Energy Weapon (RFDEW) neutralises drone swarms for just 10p per shot, supporting over 135 skilled UK jobs. British soldiers have conducted a successful trial of the Radio Frequency Directed Energy Weapon (RFDEW), a pioneering system designed to neutralise drones and other threats using high-frequency radio waves. Capable ...
Defence Secretary agrees to range of initiatives from boosting ease of access to space and virtual training to developing cutting-edge drones. NATO allies could be set to use Britain’s launch vehicles and space ports, following new work that will see the alliance start work to rapidly deploy assets to space. With adversaries ...
NATO allies could be set to use Britain’s launch vehicles and space ports, following new work that will see the alliance start work to rapidly deploy assets to space. With adversaries attempting to maximise their advantages in space, the Defence Secretary John Healey MP has signed a letter of intent, which ...
Cheap, accessible commercial-off-the-shelf drones present a serious challenge to defence and security. This is exacerbated by their limited radar signature, making them difficult to detect by traditional air defence systems. As the use of unmanned air systems (UAS) continues to rise and pose greater risks to both military forces and vital ...
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