Australian company Sentient has demonstrated its ViDAR airborne optical radar system to European maritime surveillance agencies, with a ViDAR equipped Insitu ScanEagle RPAS detecting and tracking small boats and people in the water on a trial at Huelva, Spain in May. Read more
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Sentient demonstrated its ViDAR system fitted on Insitu ScanEagle RPAS
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