Explore UST’s round-up of our five most read articles in the industry this week, including new technologies, collaborations, and industry successes.
1. Small Tactical UAS Integrates Laser Designator for Improved Mission Accuracy
The Raybird sUAS, developed by Skyeton, a company specializing in unmanned systems, has been enhanced with a laser designator system.
Raybird is a long-range, multi-role unmanned aircraft system. It is now capable of detecting, illuminating targets, delivering cargo, returning to base, and rearming within a single mission cycle. This capability has already been tested in combat conditions and is now operating on the front lines. Read more >>
2. WOLF Introduces New VPX Modules with High-Performance Blackwell GPUs
WOLF Advanced Technology, a provider of rugged computing modules for unmanned systems, has introduced four NVIDIA® Blackwell-based 3U and 6U VPX modules, enhancing AI inference for mission-critical edge applications in harsh environments.
Designed for exceptional environmental durability, these products integrate Blackwell’s architectural innovations with WOLF’s modular design and rapid MCOTS customization.
3. Embention Unveils Rugged High-Performance Communication Module
Embention has introduced the XDL24 Datalink, an advanced communication module based on the Digi XBee 3 platform.
As the first miniaturized Digi module with IP68 waterproofing, the XDL24 is said to set a new benchmark for durability and reliability in secure data transmission, making it ideal for demanding unmanned system applications.
4. Advanced Radar Tracking from Cambridge Pixel Optimizes TSUNAMI™ USV
Cambridge Pixel is supporting Textron Systems Corporation in the development and deployment of its TSUNAMI™ Uncrewed Surface Vehicle (USV) by providing target tracking software for autonomous operations.
Cambridge Pixel’s tracking technology, designed for low-cost maritime radars, offers a reliable solution for detecting targets in challenging maritime environments, ensuring that the USV can operate safely and efficiently in dynamic conditions.
5. The KT Advantage: Streamlining Vendor Sourcing for Technical Solutions
In today’s fast-paced and complex business landscape, sourcing technical components and solutions for unmanned and unmanned-related applications can be a challenging process.
Managing multiple vendors, navigating intricate supply chains, and ensuring quality control across the diverse product categories of such a wide-ranging industry can quickly become overwhelming. KT Technical Solutions aims to change that by simplifying vendor sourcing through a streamlined, single-point-of-contact approach.
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