A research laboratory atOhio’s Wright-Patterson Air Force Base has awarded a $24.1 million equipment development contract to a company in nearby Beavercreek. The Dayton Daily News reports Defense Engineering Corp. was awarded a six-year contract to create sensing equipment to keep aircraft from colliding in midair. Such technology could enable unmanned aircraft to detect oncoming planes and automatically change course to avoid crashing. A lab official says the sensor technology would boost flight safety and be a key to allowing unmanned aircraft to pass through airspace used by planes carrying people. He says the company also is tasked with creating sensors to help protect troops from small-arms fire and surface-to-air missiles. Bookmark It Hide Sites $$(‘div.d14466’).each( function(e) { e.visualEffect(‘slide_up’,{duration:0.5}) });
Ohio Company Gets $24M Contract From Air Force Lab for Detect Sense and Avoid Research.
Ohio Company Gets $24M Contract From Air Force Lab for Detect Sense and Avoid Research.
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