Japan-U.S. Joint Venture Unveils High-Altitude UAS Family

Credit: Artist's concept of Hawk 30: HAPS Mobile
A Japanese-American partnership has unveiled a vision for launching a family of stratospheric, solar-powered unmanned aircraft systems to provide mobile communication and remote sensing services while staying aloft for six months at an altitude of 20,000 m. The HAPS Mobile joint venture between...

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