New and old UAV market entrants navigate “competi-mates” future
JANES
The tactical UAV market is entering a new phase, one in which software, autonomy, interoperability and operational experience are becoming as critical as the platform itself.
In a recent Jane’s Defense Weekly feature by Andrew White, industry leaders examine how established UAV manufacturers and software driven innovators are responding to this shift and why the strongest solutions may come from combining complementary capabilities.
Eyal Assenhaym, VP Marketing & Business Development at Aeronautics, emphasizes the importance of this integration: “It’s a combination of the hardware and the software. You need good hardware, but the software is a force multiplier. It’s definitely becoming more and more important. It really brings new capabilities to the system and to the customer”.
At Aeronautics, this approach is fundamental to how we view the future of unmanned systems. Advanced software and autonomy can significantly enhance mission performance but their full potential is realized when integrated with reliable, proven airborne platforms engineered for demanding operational environments.
The future of tactical UAVs will not be defined by hardware or software alone, but by the ability to bring both together into a resilient, operationally proven, mission-ready solution.
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