How to operate drones in a battlespace where GPS can’t be trusted
Source: Breaking Defense
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Report Content
In a crowded UAS landscape, platforms matter. But trusted autonomy, especially in denied environments, and sovereign control over how it’s used, are differentiators today. We discuss why that’s the case with Shield AI’s Mike Hanlin, Senior Director, Business Development, and Saleh Alnahdi, Director, Business Development and Strategy for Saudi Arabia.
Classification
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category
Weapons & Equipment
Subcategory
Drone/UAV
SALUTE Report
Size
Not specified
Activity
Discussion on trusted autonomy in denied environments for UAS operations
Location
Unit
Shield AI
Time
Not specified
Equipment
dronesUAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems)
Summary
Shield AI representatives discussed the significance of trusted autonomy in operating drones in environments where GPS cannot be relied upon. They emphasized the need for sovereign control over UAS operations, particularly in denied environments. The conversation highlighted the evolving landscape of unmanned aerial systems.
Key Facts
- The report discusses the importance of trusted autonomy in UAS operations.
- It highlights the challenges of operating drones in denied environments.
- Shield AI representatives emphasize the need for sovereign control over UAS usage.