DEFEXPO 2018 HIGHLIGHTS – Unmanned Systems
April 13, 2018 by Tamir Eshel · Comment
Filed under: Boeing, Elbit Systems, IAI, India, Insitu, Syndicated Industry News, Tata
Filed under: Boeing, Elbit Systems, IAI, India, Insitu, Syndicated Industry News, Tata
The fourth part of our photo report highlighting UAV topics from the DEFEXPO 2018 exhibition in India.
Smaller Drones for Tactical Missions – The race is On!
June 12, 2016 by Tamir Eshel · Comment
Filed under: Boeing, Elbit Systems, IAI, Insitu, Syndicated Industry News
Filed under: Boeing, Elbit Systems, IAI, Insitu, Syndicated Industry News
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Integrator UAV Completes 24 hour flight test
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Commercially Certified, ScanEagle Head for Alaska to Track Icebergs, Whales
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Boeing, ADASI sign UAS teaming agreement
Boeing and Abu Dhabi Autonomous Systems Investments Company (ADASI) have signed a teaming agreement pursuing opportunities for marketing unmanned systems in the Middle East. The teaming agreement expands on a previous agreement between ADASI and Insitu, a wholly owned Boeing subsidiary that makes the ScanEagle and Integrator. That collaboration allowed for support and [...]Boeing pays premium for unmanned aircraft partner
July 25, 2008 by Matthew Potter · Comment
Filed under: Acquisitions, development program, Insitu, Military Aviation
Filed under: Acquisitions, development program, Insitu, Military Aviation
Boeing had been working with Insitu, a Washington state company, on unmanned aircraft. Now it just bought the company. See an article here. Based on reports, Boeing payed quite a premium for the company. Insitu had an estimated earnings last year of $80 M and Boeing reportedly payed five times that for the company. Of course all this is based on anonymous reports as the details have not been made public yet. So if you were able to invest money in Insitu you made it back.
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