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When it comes to detecting events transpiring anywhere in the world, few companies hold a candle to Dataminr. Founded in 2009, the company has raised more than $1 billion over the past 12 years ...

The British Army’s Watchkeeper UAV, originally intended to leave service in March 2025, has had its troubled service life extended to March 2027, while procurement for successor platforms remains in ...

A £30m army drone which has difficulties flying in poor weather conditions has crashed into the sea off the coast of Cyprus. The Watchkeeper first entered service in 2014 in Afghanistan. But the ...

October 28, 2015: The British Army WH450 Watchkeeper UAV acquired weapons (Hellfire and smaller missiles) in 2015. Britain finally got Watchkeeper, its own locally made large UAV operational in late ...

The UK government’s decision to send its Watchkeeper uncrewed air vehicles (UAVs) into early retirement marks an ignominious end for a once-ambitious effort to boost the British Army’s airborne ...

October 2, 2013: Britain is supposed to finally get its own locally made large UAVs this year. Back in 2006, the British began developing the Watchkeeper UAV and by 2010, got its Watchkeeper into the ...

The surveillance platform for the United Kingdom’s Watchkeeper program is the Hermes 450 unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). Designated WK450 by the U.K. Ministry of Defence, this medium-size UAV can stay ...

The British Army's Watchkeeper drone, pictured while flying over Stonehenge, has attracted the interest of the Romanian military. (Elbit photo) PARIS — Romania plans to ramp up its drone arsenal, ...

The troubled, extremely expensive Watchkeeper project intended to supply unmanned surveillance aircraft to the Royal Artillery has hit further technical delays. The first robot spyplanes should have ...

The British Army’s Thales UK/Elbit Systems-developed Watchkeeper unmanned air system (UAS) has become fully operational in Afghanistan, the Ministry of Defence has announced. Revealing the development ...