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Mon, Feb 17, 2014

LMC, AeroVironment, Inc. To Pursue Joint Opportunities In UAS Markets

Companies Sign Memorandum Of Understanding To Explore Opportunities For Unmanned Aircraft Systems In International Markets

Two aerospace companies have announced an agreement to jointly pursue opportunities in unmanned aircraft system (UAS) development. AeroVironment, Inc. and the Lockheed Martin Corporation made the announcement Thursday at the New Delhi Defense Expo.

The primary focus of the agreement relates to integrating Lockheed Martin mission systems, ground systems and technology with AeroVironment's Global Observer unmanned aircraft system.

“At Lockheed Martin, we look forward to partnering with AeroVironment to potentially develop integrated solutions for the unmanned systems market,” said Paul Lemmo, Lockheed Martin senior vice president, corporate strategy and business development. “Using our expertise in systems integration and AeroVironment’s knowledge of unmanned aircraft solutions, we will together look for opportunities to develop innovative technologies that create value for new and existing customers.”

“Numerous customers are seeking persistent solutions for wide area applications, such as border surveillance and communications, that are much more affordable than those available previously," said Roy Minson, AeroVironment senior vice president and general manager of its Unmanned Aircraft Systems business segment. "Lockheed Martin’s broad systems integration expertise gives us the opportunity to work together and develop innovative, end-to-end atmospheric satellite systems built around Global Observer that deliver breakthrough capabilities to customers.”

(Image provided by AeroVironment)

FMI: www.avinc.com, www.lockheedmartin.com

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