Rheinmetall has announced that it is aiming to create an automated military vehicle capability in Australia.

The arrangement focuses on the provision of support for the MQ-9B SkyGuardian and SeaGuardian RPAS.

Ocius Technology and Sentient Vision Systems are collaborating to combine optical object detection onto the BlueBottle unmanned surface vessel.

Canberra-based company XTEK has been awarded a contract to provide repairs, maintenance and support services for the ADF’s growing fleet of Wasp SUAS.

Soldiers are finding new and novel ways of using UAVs on operations, and training company UAVAIR is listening.

UAVAIR is the company behind the scenes training the largest and most experienced operator of drones in the country - the Army.

This Sydney start-up is now exporting across 70 countries after listing on the ASX in 2016.

Sydney-based SME Ocius Technologies' Bluebottle unmanned surface vessels (USVs) have completed sea trial requirements three months ahead of schedule.

Ocius Technologies' unmanned surface vessels (USVs) have successfully demonstrated their ability to work as an autonomous team.

Elbit Systems’ Hermes 45 drone, a possible contender for Land 129, will be making its first appearance at the Paris Airshow.

An armed unmanned ground vehicle was deployed by Milrem Robotics and FN Herstal in Estonia during the country ́s biggest annual military exercise.

An aircraft has been manoeuvred in flight using supersonically blown air for the first time in aviation history.

Australian advanced manufacturing company Titomic has delivered the world’s largest titanium UAV, measuring over 1.8 metres in diameter.

Six Indigenous students have graduated from a landmark UAS pilots training course in Darwin.

The heavy fuel engines powering the RAN’s two Schiebel S-100 Camcopter unmanned aerial systems have failed to meet Navy’s requirement.

There were plenty of big names at Avalon – F-35s, Hornets, and a B-52 – that wowed onlookers with thunderous acrobatic displays, in-flight refuelling demonstrations, and more.