Posts Tagged “carbon-fiber”
Posted by Ryan Boren in Object, tags: burns-hydrogen, carbon-fiber, combat-aircraft, hummingbird, hydrogen, louis, taranis-unmanned, UAV, usv, zpm
Phantom Eye UAV can loiter for up to 4 days - burns hydrogen fuel. Monday, July 12, 2010.
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Posted by Matt in Iran, Object, tags: carbon-fiber, combat-aircraft, hummingbird, proves-front, successfully-completed, taranis, taranis-unmanned, UAV, usv, zpm
Boeing A160T Hummingbird UAV proves front line resupply capabilities. Boeing’s A160T Hummingbird UAV has successfully completed a simulated mission… Nanotube-reinforced carbon fiber Piranha USV ZPM’s nanotube-reinforced carbon fiber …
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Posted by Mark Jaquith in Object, tags: carbon-fiber, combat, defence, first-covered, half-years, ministry, product, taranis-unmanned, the-making, ucas
A prototype of England’s Taranis Unmanned Combat Aircraft System (UCAS) that we first covered back in 2006 has been unveiled for the first time by the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD). Three and a half years in the making and the product of …
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Here is a neat look at a little UAV made of carbon fiber. It is pretty amazing what these sensors and surveillance equipment can do..
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Posted by admin in Object, tags: analysis-includes, are-most, carbon-fiber, composite-material, globe, material-at-friday, mounting-over, neat-look, new-report, security-business, Taliban, the-globe, UAV
MiG’s new report reviews the global UAV market and then analyzes specific border security business opportunities in each of the globe’s relevant regions.
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Posted by Ryan Boren in Object, tags: analysis-includes, are-most, bae, carbon-fiber, composite-material, coyote, globe, material-at-friday, mounting-over, neat-look, security-business, systems, Taliban, tropical-storms
BAE Systems’ Coyote unmanned air vehicle could be flying into tropical storms later…
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