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UVision Unveils Networked Sensor-to-Strike System Beyond Loitering Drones
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UVision has unveiled a new networked sensor-to-effect system at the AUSA exhibition, moving beyond its loitering munitions. The system integrates airborne ISR payloads and new launchers with its CORTEX mission management system, allowing for networked sensing and strike capabilities. The company aims to provide greater flexibility and options for military forces, with a focus on AI and autonomous technologies for future battlefields.
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- UVision introduced a networked sensor-to-effect system integrating sensing and strike capabilities at the AUSA exhibition.
- The new system expands UVision's offerings beyond loitering munitions, incorporating airborne ISR links.
- An eight-canister launcher for Hero-120 munitions was showcased, deployable on various platforms.
- Integration with Wayland Autonomy's IRIS payload enhances wide-area surveillance and target generation.
- UVision CEO stated the focus is on providing forces with flexibility and more operational options.
- The company sees AI and autonomy as key technologies shaping future conflicts.
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