Naval Group, Dutch Atmos to Cooperate on UAVs
Dutch UAV manufacturer, Atmos has been selected by Naval Group for the testing of its fixed-wing VTOL (Vertical Take Off and Landing) UAV solution for evaluation purposes.
Atmos UAV’s fixed-wing vertical take-off and landing solution presents key operational opportunities for navies.
The deal was signed at the 30th edition of Netherlands Industries for Defence & Security (NIDV) exhibition held in Rotterdam. The two partners will closely work together to further detail and finalize the development plan of integrating Atmos UAVs capabilities in the operational environment of Naval Group’s systems, Naval Group said in a statement Friday.
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