Feature Article: Unmanned Aircraft Systems Help Responders in Urban Environments
S&T’s National Urban Security Technology Laboratory tested how UAS systems support first responders in urban environments.
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S&T’s National Urban Security Technology Laboratory tested how UAS systems support first responders in urban environments.
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S&T’s National Urban Security Technology Laboratory tested how UAS systems support first responders in the field.
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Cutting-edge technologies support DHS’s mission to protect the airspace along our northern border with Canada
DHS S&T awarded $500,000 to Planck Aerosystems, Inc., for further testing and deployment of its autonomous small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS) in U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) operational settings.
This fact sheet outlines the National Urban Security Technology Laboratory's execution of test and evaluation (T&E) activities and technical advisory support for DHS S&T with a special focus on the assessment of counter-unmanned aircraft systems (C-UAS) technologies.
CBP must achieve the following objectives in securing the border: detect illegal entries into the United States, identify and classify those entries to determine the level of threat involved, efficiently and effectively respond to those entries, and bring each event to a satisfactory law enforcement resolution.