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USSOCOM buys Tekever uncrewed aerial systems after validation trials

US Special Operations Command purchased Tekever uncrewed aerial systems following validation and acceptance testing, operator training and an extensive flight programme at multiple locations. The manufacturer describes the aircraft as a deployable intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance system combining mission-specific payloads, communications and artificial-intelligence-enabled mission software within a modular architecture. Feedback from successive flights supports continuing refinements, with Tekever’s Fayetteville, North Carolina, presence providing a base for engagement with American defence customers. The purchase moves the relationship beyond demonstration activity, although the number of systems, aircraft model, configuration, contract value and delivery schedule have not been disclosed.

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