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Bookmark or Share- Emerging Trends in China's Development of Unmanned SystemsTo better understand trends in Chinese unmanned systems research, development, acquisition, and employment, and their potential implications, RAND undertook exploratory analysis to lay an initial foundation for future research on China's development and use of unmanned systems, including unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), unmanned undersea vehicles (UUVs), and unmanned surface vessels (USVs).
- Emerging Trends in China's Development of Unmanned Systemsof unmanned undersea vehicles (UUVs) and unmanned surface vessels (USVs).4 China’s focus on unmanned systems is at least partially attributable to their potential utility in maritime territorial disputes, but unmanned systems could also be useful to China’s military in a range of other contingencies, including domestic
- Unmanned Aerial Vehicles | RANDAn unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) is an aircraft that carries no human pilot or passengers. UAVs—sometimes called drones—can be fully or partially autonomous but are more often controlled remotely by a human pilot. RAND research has contributed to the public discussion on the use of drones for warfare and surveillance. Related Topics. Aircraft
- Unmanned Aerial Vehicle End-to-End Support ConsiderationsUnmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) have been used successfully in recent combat operations, such as operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom. These successes have confirmed the military utility of UAVs and portend that a greater number of such vehicles may become part of the DoD’s future force posture.
- Unmanned Aircraft Systems for Logistics Applications | RANDAn evaluation of potential logistics applications for unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) determines whether they are technically feasible, operationally feasible, and more cost-effective than other options. Six factors are identified that can be used to compare UAS and non-UAS based solutions to logistics tasks.
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