General Atomics Pitches Gray Eagle Drone as FARA Replacement

 

General Atomics Pitches Gray Eagle Drone as FARA Replacement

 

General Atomics is making a play for the US Army's armed reconnaissance needs after the Future Attack Reconnaissance Aircraft (FARA) program's cancellation. Despite over $2 billion already spent, the Army cited "changing priorities" as the reason for ending the program.

This leaves a gap in the Army's capabilities, and General Atomics sees an opportunity with a modified version of their MQ-1C Gray Eagle drone.

 

"We're trying to jump into that [opportunity]," Dave Alexander, a company official, told Breaking Défense. The Gray Eagle, described by General Atomics as an advanced derivative of the MQ-9 Predator, boasts impressive features:

 

Endurance: 25 hours of flight time

Speed: 167 knots (309 kilometres/192 miles per hour)

Payload Capacity: Multiple options including electro-optical/infrared systems, synthetic aperture radar, and communications relay equipment

Safety: Triple-redundant avionics system for increased airworthiness

This modified Gray Eagle, potentially with Short Take-off and Landing (STOL) capability, could fulfil the Army's armed scout mission requirements. The drone can carry up to four Hellfire air-to-surface missiles.

 

The Army's decision to scrap FARA reflects a strategic shift. General Randy George emphasized the importance of "learning from the battlefield," citing the war in Ukraine as an example. The Army now prioritizes investment in "safer and less expensive" unmanned systems with diverse capabilities, including sensors and weapons.

Whether the Army accepts General Atomics' offer or pursues another competition remains to be seen. However, the Gray Eagle presents itself as a potential solution to the Army's evolving needs.

Soaring Tensions: Chinese Drone Buzzes Philippines as BrahMos Missiles Land

 

Soaring Tensions: Chinese Drone Buzzes Philippines as BrahMos Missiles Land

Dragon Eyes Over the Philippines with WZ-7 drone:

Tensions are crackling in the South China Sea like static electricity. The Philippines, locked in a territorial dispute with China, recently received a shipment of BrahMos supersonic cruise missiles – a potent symbol of its growing military muscle. But just as the Indian transport planes were touching down, a Chinese WZ-7 Soaring Dragon drone, a high-tech aerial eagle, was spotted circling nearby.

This sighting is no mere coincidence. The WZ-7, with its distinctive diamond-shaped wings, is a powerful tool for surveillance. China's message is clear: they're watching. It's a move likely intended to intimidate the Philippines and flex their military might.

The timing adds another layer of intrigue. The drone's appearance coincides not only with the BrahMos delivery but also with the upcoming "Balikatan 2024" drills – a joint military exercise between the Philippines and the United States. China is especially unhappy about the US deploying the new Typhon missile system on Philippine soil.

So what exactly is this high-altitude hawk of the Chinese military? The WZ-7 Soaring Dragon boasts an impressive resume. Imagine a jet-powered machine soaring over 60,000 feet in the air, with a mind-blowing range of 4,350 miles. This aerial marvel can stay aloft for hours, silently gathering intel and keeping a watchful eye on its targets.

The drone's arrival is a stark reminder of the escalating tensions in the South China Sea. The Philippines' acquisition of the BrahMos missiles and the US involvement in the Balikatan drills are seen by China as a challenge to their dominance. This recent drone sighting is a strategic chess move, a way for China to showcase its own technological prowess and assert its presence in the region.

But the game is far from over. The Philippines, with its newfound BrahMos firepower and US backing, is no pushover. The upcoming Balikatan drills will be a crucial test, a chance for both sides to showcase their military capabilities.

One thing is certain: the skies over the South China Sea are becoming increasingly crowded, and the stakes are getting higher. Buckle up, because this geopolitical drama is only just beginning.

Anzu Robotics Takes Drones to New Heights

 

The world of drones is abuzz with potential. These marvels of technology capture stunning visuals, reach previously inaccessible areas, and hold the promise of revolutionizing countless industries. But with great power comes great responsibility, and the question of data security has cast a long shadow over drone technology.

 

Enter Anzu Robotics, a breath of fresh air soaring into the drone market. Led by the visionary Randall Warnas, Anzu isn't just about creating powerful drones – it's about building trust. Their commitment to American ownership and manufacturing ensures the security of your data, allowing you to focus on what truly matters: unlocking the potential of drone technology.

 

The Raptor and Raptor T platforms are the stars of Anzu's show. These sleek machines boast an impressive 45-minute flight time and a 9-mile range, empowering you to explore further and achieve more.  But the true magic lies beneath the surface. Equipped with the Aloft Air Control app, the Raptors seamlessly integrate with FAA regulations, ensuring smooth operation and peace of mind.

 

Here's where things get exciting. The Raptor boasts high-resolution visual inspection capabilities, perfect for capturing intricate details in stunning clarity.  For those seeking an extra edge, the Raptor T steps up the game with a powerful thermal imaging payload, ideal for search and rescue, fire mitigation, and countless other applications.

 

Whether you're a public safety hero saving lives or an enterprising mind seeking to optimize workflows, the Raptor series has you covered.  Anzu understands that drones are more than just machines – they're tools for progress. Their commitment to affordability ensures that this transformative technology is accessible to a wider range of users.

 

The launch of Anzu Robotics marks a pivotal moment in the drone industry. As Randall Warnas himself says, "We hope that the Raptor and Raptor T platforms allow budgets to be used most efficiently while maintaining confidence in the security of data." It's time to break free from the shackles of geopolitics and rediscover the true potential of drones. With Anzu Robotics, you can take flight with confidence, knowing that your data is secure and the sky's the limit.

 

Soar into the future with Anzu Robotics. Explore their website today and discover how drone technology can empower you to achieve the extraordinary.

FPV DRONE NAMED "SLEEPING DEATH"

 

FPV DRONE NAMED "SLEEPING DEATH"

 

New joker series FPV drone in Ukraine war Russian’s call it "sleeping death"

Ukrainian troops surrender to Russian "Joker" drones.

Russians describe it as "sleeping Death" while Russians night strikes hammer Ukrainian army sites.

 

Russia Joker 10 UAV drone can hibernate for up to a month before being activated. it is self-detonation system.

Ukraine smashes Russian system to smithereens.

According to Russians news agency 60 Ukrainian soldiers were forced to surrender after witnessing Russia’s joker drones

 

A drone that can hibernate for weeks before slaying its target.

The Russian drone manufacturer company has unveiled the latest model the Joker-10 FPV drone are causing significant issues for troops and vehicles in the Russia-NATO proxy war in Ukraine.

 

With their presence, along with their larger, more expensive military-grade cousins, these drones are rewriting the rules of modern warfare.

 

it is made in line of first-person view UAV drone.

it can go on hibernation mode, before reactivating itself for an attack.

 

Probably, no one will be able to repeat this record.

It was not a Bradley, not a Humvee, or even a leopard-2 but 60 Ukrainians armed forces soldiers who were forced to surrenders after seeing with their own eyes what the massive use of FPV drones.

That is the small drone for Russian’s forces but is massive helpfully for their forces.

 

Russia creates "lodyr" deceptive system to protect drone operators.

 

 

 

Zipline drone stock

 

Zipline drone stock

 

Is Zipline drone stock publicly traded?

There is no Zipline stock logo. it's still a private company that hasn't yet made its shares available to the public via an initial public offering. You can't buy it in your regular trading/brokerage account. This is not publicly traded company.

 

Is Zipline drone stock buy as a retail investor?

If you are not an accredited investor, there's still a way to get exposure to Zipline's business before its IPO.

 

Only public company that has invested in Zipline is Goldman Sachs (GS).  which participated in Zipline's Series C and D funding rounds.

 

Goldman Sachs owned 10% of Zipline, its stake would still be worth just ~0.3% of the entire business, which makes it a poor vehicle for gaining exposure to Zipline.

 

A better way for retail investors to get exposure is via venture capital funds, like the ARK Venture Fund, which owns Zipline. The minimum investment is just $500, and all U.S.-based investors are eligible to invest.

 

However, if you're going to invest in this fund, be sure you're comfortable investing in the rest of the companies the fund also owns.

 

Disclaimer

Investment in stock market is risky and volatile.

So, this information is NOT a recommendation or solicitation to invest in any stocks of these company.

North Korean underwater drone

 

North Korean underwater drone

Read and know about North Korean underwater UAV drone.

North Korea says it has tested a nuclear-capable underwater attack drone in response to a combined naval exercise by South Korea, the United States and Japan.

 

It comes days after Kim Jong un abandoned his goal of peace fully reunification with south Korea.

 

Some analysts say it is nuclear warhead,

Here are the only pictures they have of it this test

 

They claimed it's travelled over 600 miles underwater and detonated.

North Korea said it is impressive.

There is no question Kim Jong un has been a pin up rhetoric lately.

 

Some analysts are speculating Kim Jong un ready for a fight.

It is possible course.

we know that a full-on war would be catastrophic for Kim Jong un.

So, the real danger is an accident.

Iran's new GAZA UAV drone

Gaza UAV drone showcased at Qatar defense expo. Here you read and know about best free UAV drone information about Iran's new GAZA UAV drone.USA contacts Qatar about Iran’s presence at Doha expo. Iran marketing its military wares. Iran's arms industry goes mainstream at Qatar expo their Gaza drone aims to compete with USA made MQ-9A Reaper.A special exhibit at this year's Doha international maritime defense exhibition and conference is a drone manufactured by Iran called the Gaza now as per the Islamic revolutionary. It has been named after the Gaza strip in honour of the Palestinian struggle against Israel.

The Gaza drone can carry 13 bomb heads at once with a turboprop engine that can pore it at over 1000 mile an hour on 35000 ft. But its most feature that name stencilled on matte Gray fuselage which reads Gaza.

This is the first display of this drone outside Iran it’s shared the stage with military equipment from Russia, USA, and Turkey at the defense exhibition. Iran has increasingly sold its military wares in the international market since UN restriction on Iran’s missiles and drone exports ended in October.This has further few concerns among and its allies Iran has for years provided free weapons to its allies in west Asia. Drones and rockets either supplied or designed by Iran have featured prominently in recent attacks by Iran backed forces including in assault on Israel by Hamas militants. Iran’s new drone represents an effort to catch up with the USA made general atomics MQ-9A Reaper.

 

Increase tariffs on import of Chinese drones a big step for US-CHINA trade war

 

Increase tariffs on import of Chinese drones a big step for US-CHINA trade war

US lawmakers said to Increase tariffs on import of Chinese drones

 

US Bipartisan lawmakers said to increasing tougher tariffs on Chinese drones for security concerns.

This news make contribute to rise trade war between the US government and China drone manufacturers.

On 19th March Tuesday

USA lawmakers sent a letter to for the Biden administration to substantially increase tariffs and take other tougher steps to dramatically reduce the importation of Chinese made drones

China drone makers overtake 77% of the us drone market and 90% of the us commercial drone market.

 

The lawmakers cited recent research that found that DJI drones can transmit their GPS location, as well as the coordinates of their operators.

lawmakers alleged threats to national security posed by China drone makers.

 

Congress member want to Biden government take an action to stop the mass proliferation of a technology in the US market that poses a clear national and economic security threat

in addition to calling for increasing tariffs on drone imports

 

The group of lawmakers called for stronger enforcements against China drone manufactures.

For security risks, the legislators warned security flaws and tell US don't put their people's data in the hands of China government.

  

Drone Girls make modernizing farming in modern tech world

 

Drone Girls make modernizing farming in modern tech world

 

Under Nari Shakti Mission Women Self Help Groups (WSHG's) helping drone Didi

 

Under NARI SHAKTI YOJANA ₹1,261 crores has been allocated for the project aiming to distribute one Drone to each of the 15,000 identified WSHGs over a three-year period from 2023-24 to 2025-26.

 

India Government has launched a Scheme for drone Didi to provide drones to 15,000 selected WSHGs for providing rental services to farmers for agriculture purpose. 

 

Thus, with the help of WSHG's they can easily improve their skill regarding drone technology and new drone information.

 

Drones are revolutionizing multiple sector and agriculture sector is one of the major sector that.

 

 

These self-help group will be selected on grading score of Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana (DAY-NRLM) guidelines and selected by the states from the clusters of villages growing the commercial crops.

 

Behind the spectacular drone show ceremony

 

Which company and technology behind the spectacular IPL & Beating Retreat ceremony drone show

 

At the time of opening ceremony of the IPL & beating retreat ceremony a memorizing drone show was done by UAV drone technology-based drone company.

 

BY: IIT DELHI drone's startup Bot Lab Dynamics.

 

 

Which presenting the story in the sky through multiples drones moving in creative formations and filled the fans with awe moments.

 

They have built best free UAV drone technology (SWARM) that allows many drones to fly simultaneously and autonomously in interesting spatial and temporal formations.

 

They are use rotatory blade drones, fixed-wing UAV drones, and Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) drones and Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs). They work on swarm technology to make better many drones to fly autonomously and simultaneously.

 

They took the level of marketing campaign into high level show presentation.

Police can easily seize your drone if don't buy legal drone in India.

 

Police can easily seize your Drone if don’t take drone’s

UIN in India.

 

if you have not your drone's Unique identification number (UIN) than police seize your drone and

fine against you up to 1 lakh rupees.

 

For taking UIN number of drone you have to registered at India government digital sky portal.

 

You must have entered your drone all detail such as serial number, drone company name, flight controller detail and other also.

 

After that you pay the fees applicable with the online or offline mode which one you choose.

 

Remember that if you don't buy a legal or authorized company drone than you are not applicable for taking Drone's UIN.

(Some China company are banned so beware)