Sentence examples for unmanned technologies from inspiring English sources

"That capability and capacity has been replaced by unmanned technologies, and I foresee more of that in the future.

Warner has for years sought to make the state the top locale for developing unmanned technologies for defense and commerce.

The words "drone" and "unmanned" are usually associated with aircraft, but the world's militaries have long been interested in their potential at sea. "In some senses the maritime environment is playing catch-up when it comes to unmanned technologies but the potential is very significant," said Nick Giles, a marine analyst at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, a military thinktank.

The Mission Systems and Training segment involves surface ship and submarine combat systems; sea and land-based missile defense systems; radar systems; mission systems and sensors for rotary and fixed-wing aircraft; littoral combat ships; simulation and training services; unmanned technologies and platforms; ship systems integration; and military and commercial training systems.

But in recent years, the affordability of airships as well as developments in high-definition cameras, high-powered sensors and other unmanned technologies have turned these oddball aircraft from curiosities of a bygone era to must-have items for today's military.

The US invited manufacturers of unmanned technology to real-world operations against drug smugglers in the Caribbean.

Furthermore, all previous unmanned technology demonstration missions were designed to service cooperative targets only.

For all the advances in unmanned technology, however, the air campaign was most effective when human ground spotters were present, senior Pentagon officials said.

Similarly, C.I.A. drone strikes outside of declared war zones are setting a troubling precedent that we might not want to see followed by the close to 50 other nations that now possess the same unmanned technology — including China, Russia, Pakistan and Iran.

Some of the company's investment "is playing catch-up for all those big dollars that the government has invested" in unmanned technology, and some is "leapfrogging" existing systems, Mauro said.

"I wanted to bring unmanned technology to ocean protection," said Pickett.