Tim_BennettTIM BENNETT is the program manager for air-based technologies for the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Division. He has more than 30 years experience managing, designing, manufacturing and testing intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) and signal intelligence (SIGINT) systems for manned and unmanned airborne systems.

Five Good Questions

Five Good Questions Q: What need does the Robotic Aircraft Sensor Program (RASP) demonstration program meet? A: Right now it actually addresses…

Saronic Raises $600M for Autonomous Ship Port

Saronic Raises $600M for Autonomous Ship Port

Saronic Technologies has announced $600 million of funding to advance its mission of redefining maritime superiority for the United States ...
MARTAC and Sealartec Launch New Autonomous Launch and Recovery System for USV

MARTAC and Sealartec Launch New Autonomous Launch and Recovery System for USV

The new Autonomous Launch & Recovery System (ALARS) allows medium-sized USV to deploy and recover smaller USV, facilitating unmanned swarming ...
HEIGHT Technologies and Auterion Announce Collaboration to Advance ISR Drone Technology and Interoperability

HEIGHT Technologies and Auterion Announce Collaboration to Advance ISR Drone Technology and Interoperability

HEIGHT Technologies, a designer and manufacturer of Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) drones, better known as the “Martlet Family Of ...
Monitoring Hurricanes, Protecting Our Coastlines
Air, Maritime

Monitoring Hurricanes, Protecting Our Coastlines

Unmanned platforms are capturing critical hurricane data forecasters haven’t had access to before, while drones are also being deployed to ...
Op-Ed: The Role of ADS-B in Preventing Mid-Air Collisions
Air, FAA

Op-Ed: The Role of ADS-B in Preventing Mid-Air Collisions

Editor's Note: Christian Ramsey, uAvionix Chief Commercial Officer, provides context on existing technological safeguards that can help prevent aircraft collisions ...
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