NewSpace Research & Technologies
About
About NewSpace Research & Technologies
NewSpace Research and Technologies develops uncrewed aerospace systems and collaborative swarms for defence and civilian missions. Its named programmes include BELUGA hybrid multirotor, NIMBUS electric UAV, MACKEREL loitering munition and NIMBUS-SCOPE tethered UAV, supported by mission technologies for heterogeneous aircraft and dynamic retasking.
Its systems combine onboard autonomy, mesh networking and mission control for surveillance, communications, logistics and distributed operations. The company works from Bengaluru on programmes for military, disaster-response, interior-security and telecommunications users, spanning aircraft, software and integrated mission systems.
Timeline
Events
- 2025-08-04 - Contract Award - U.S. Army awards NewSpace contract for Blue UAS compatibility
The DEVCOM Pacific award carries contract number W911NF25CA024. Obligated and ceiling values are both $150,100. The work is titled Blue UAS Compatibility for New Space Autonomy and Perception.
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Context
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Context tags
- Defence UAV builder - Stack Layer - Primary company research supports this operating context.
Commercial
- U.S. Army awards NewSpace contract for Blue UAS compatibility
2025-08-04 · Order / contract · The U.S. Army awarded NewSpace Research & Technologies a $150,100 contract for Blue UAS compatibility work covering autonomy and perception.
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