Autonomous Micro-Drones Maintain Surveillance Despite GPS Jamming
The system uses three autonomous drones for reconnaissance and recharging, and Teledyne says deliveries are expected to begin in 2027.
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Autonomous micro-drones maintain surveillance despite GPS jamming
As armies look for ways to keep soldiers under armor while maintaining constant awareness of the battlefield, Teledyne FLIR Defense has introduced a micro-drone system designed to do both. Unveiled at the Eurosatory defense exhibition in Paris, the Black Recon system enables troops to send out small reconnaissance drones from military vehicles and fixed installations while remaining under protection. The same platform retrieves the aircraft afte…
On the sidelines of the Eurosatory defense technology exhibition currently underway in Paris, a mini drone system weighing just under 450 grams was presented. Black Recon combines drones… Black Recon: A drone weighing less than 450 grams and not affected by interference is coming - ΘΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
A continuous military reconnaissance with drones the batteries often make a dash through the bill. Black Recon is supposed to change that.
EUROSATORY 2026: Teledyne FLIR Defense Launches Black Recon Autonomous Micro-Drone
Teledyne FLIR Defense, part of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (NYSE: TDY), today announced at Eurosatory the market launch of Black Recon™, an autonomously launched micro-drone system that delivers continuous, untethered reconnaissance from military vehicles and fixed installations. Designed for vehicle integration, Black Recon allows crews to launch, operate, recover, and recharge up to three unmanned aerial systems without leaving their platform, reducing risk and accelerating decision-making. “Black Recon represents a major step forward in integrated reconnaissance for ground forces. By bringing […]
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