Category: Blog

Stalker UAS
Blog
Susan Hoffman

How to Combat GPS Interference and Protect Against Electronic Warfare with Adaptive PNT Technology

Why is adaptability so critical to advanced navigation systems capable of withstanding the constant threat of GPS/GNSS interference? While several reliable defenses do exist for the UAS and their navigation, none are effective in every circumstance or environment. Adapting a modular open systems approach (MOSA) means that rather than relying on a single technology, users can augment and build upon the base system over time as new technologies become available.

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March 5, 2025
Assembling VXE30 Stalker
Blog
Susan Hoffman

Promoting Excellence in UAS Flight Operations through Training, Education, and Customer Care

Edge Autonomy aircraft offer the flexibility needed to easily integrate other technologies, and with an increasing focus on MOSA and long-range/long endurance capabilities we are also seeing an increase in the demand for flight demonstrations and training. Grace Burgess, Training Manager of Flight Operations at Edge Autonomy, travels the globe with the flight operations team to showcase our uncrewed aerial capabilities for customers and partners, training new pilots and providing education for operations teams.

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February 11, 2025
Redwire space
Ann Arbor, MI
Susan Hoffman

Redwire Announces Acquisition of Edge Autonomy; Transformational Transaction Creates a Multi-Domain, Scaled and Profitable Space and Defense Tech Company

Redwire Corporation, a leader in space infrastructure for the next generation space economy, today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Edge Autonomy, a leading provider of field-proven uncrewed airborne system technology. The acquisition is expected to transform Redwire into a global leader in multi-domain autonomous technology, broadening its portfolio of mission-critical space platforms to include combat-proven autonomous airborne platforms.

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January 20, 2025
VXE30 Stalker in harsh environments
Ann Arbor, MI
Susan Hoffman

Fly Farther, Fly Longer: Multiple Fuel Options Maximize Long-Range Reconnaissance (LRR) and Mission Flexibility

Mission requirements change – and not just by the month or year, but by the day or hour. The more flexible the uncrewed aircraft executing the mission, the greater the ability to pivot and adapt to meet these changing requirements. An effective UAS solution offers options that address long range and long endurance operations while remaining silent, light, and mobile, which is essential to overall preparedness and mission success.

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December 5, 2024
Moving target indicator
Ann Arbor, MI
Susan Hoffman

Supporting High-Stakes Decision-Making: Advanced Movement Technologies for Mission-Critical Situational Awareness

Uncrewed aerial vehicles play a critical role in ISR missions, increasing the situational awareness that leads to timely and effective decision-making when the stakes are high. Developed to carry a wide variety of payloads, UAVs facilitate the gathering and transmission of accurate data to key human actors in real or near-real time for a distinct in-field advantage. Optical gimbal cameras are often the payload of choice for ISR missions. With a multitude of sensors (color and IR), laser pointers and range finders, geolocation capabilities, image stabilization, optical and digital zoom, and real-time data transmission, these cameras are ideal for a real-time data exchange that provides critical information to decision-makers in the field.

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November 6, 2024

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