The new must-have capabilities for drones
Source: Breaking Defense
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Battlefield experience has prompted companies to redesign their drones around electronic warfare, denied GPS, survivability, and scale. We talked about what Red Cat is doing in these areas with its founder and CEO Jeff Thompson, and head of UAS operations, Mitch McDonald.
Classification
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category
Weapons & Equipment
Subcategory
Drone/UAV
SALUTE Report
Size
Not specified
Activity
Companies are redesigning drones for electronic warfare, denied GPS, survivability, and scale.
Location
Unit
Red Cat
Time
Not specified
Equipment
droneselectronic warfare systems
Summary
Companies are redesigning drones to enhance capabilities in electronic warfare, denied GPS, survivability, and scale. Red Cat is actively involved in these advancements, as discussed by its founder and CEO Jeff Thompson, along with UAS operations head Mitch McDonald.
Key Facts
- Companies are redesigning drones for electronic warfare and survivability.
- Red Cat is focusing on denied GPS capabilities.
- The report includes insights from Red Cat's CEO and head of UAS operations.