Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Monday October 12, 2009 - Wednesday October 14, 2009
From 9:00am - 6:00pm

M Hotel Singapore
81 Anson Road
Singapore, Central Singapore

Bridging the UAV Capability Gap for Effective Integration into the Network-Centric Battle Space.

Unmanned Vehicle Systems (UVs), in the form of unmanned aerial, ground and maritime combat vehicles, have become an integral part of modern military operations. Utilising UVs in the ‘Global War on Terror’ is seen as a way to minimise human death rate while maximising ISTAR capabilities within military operations. With these advances in UAV capabilities, has come the addition of new missions and expanded scope, resulting in new requirements and challenges for military forces.

K2B International Pte Ltd, in collaboration with InnUVative Systems, is proud to present a 3-day UAV training course designed for all defence practitioners.

Participants will:

• BUILD the business case for UAV deployment through understanding its operational and technical advantages and disadvantages
• EVALUATE the factors contributing to the complexity and the high costs of UAV operations
• REVIEW the evolution of roles unmanned aerial platforms perform on the future battle space
• ENHANCE interoperability of surveillance UAVs
• UNDERSTAND the unique challenges of UAV Test and Evaluation
• LEARN the emerging UAV policies and concepts
• BRIDGE the current UAV capability gaps
• GET an update on the developments in flight control system solutions for UAVs

This 3-day training course is specially designed for defence practitioners to enhance their knowledge in UAV and to discover its new developments.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

• Overview of UAV Systems
• Factors Contributing to the Complexity and High Costs of UAV Operations
• Current Uses of UAV Around The World
• Successful UAV Operations
• Fielding an Effective UAV Capability For Military
• Unique Challenges of UAV Test And Evaluation
• UAV Controls and Navigation Systems
• UAV Payloads
• Design Goals of UAV Currently in Experimental and Testing Stage
• Future UAV Development and Capabilities