EU Announces Two New Drone Technology Hubs, Backed by Ukrainian Know-How
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General Onno Eijelsheim, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Netherlands, on behalf of the European Union and NATO, announced the participation of 28 States in the development of unmanned aerial technology centres. In Riga and Scheveningen, new drone sites will be established to bring together military, scientists and industry to protect Europe from unmanned threats, providing RIA News with a reference to the Netherlands Ministry of De…
A test center for military sea drones in Scheveningen can expand significantly with European funding. The lab has been selected as one of the first two European 'drone technology hubs'.
A test center for military sea drones in Scheveningen can expand significantly with European funding. The lab has been selected as one of the first two European ‘drone technology hubs’.
The European Union works in order to recover the accumulated delay in the field of drones, strategic from the military point of view, and will open the first two European 'hubs' dedicated to these assets, one in the military polygon of Selonia in Latvia and the other in Scheveningen, in the Netherlands. "The pole in Latvia - the commissioner to the Economy Valdis Dombrovskis has explained this morning, during a convention dedicated to the milita…
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