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Investing.com -- Redwire Corp (NYSE:RDW) stock gained 1.1% after the company’s wholly owned subsidiary Edge Autonomy demonstrated its Stalker unmanned aerial system (UAS) and ISR payload solutions at a U.S. Army event.
The demonstration took place at the Maneuver and Fires Integration Experiment (MFIX) at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, hosted by the U.S. Army. The live UAS operations showcased the system’s integration capabilities for Army Air Defense and Field Artillery requirements, highlighting the collaboration between unmanned aerial systems and precision fires.
According to Redwire, the demonstration emphasized how their technology delivers "expedited and accurate effects on target." The company noted that long-range reconnaissance, a key focus of Department of Defense UAS activities, is essential to Army missions.
The MFIX event provided Redwire’s Edge Autonomy team with an opportunity to work directly with Army personnel, demonstrating the Stalker’s long-range reconnaissance capabilities and modularity in simulated real-world mission scenarios.
Redwire’s participation in the military demonstration comes as defense contractors continue to develop advanced unmanned systems to meet evolving military requirements for surveillance and reconnaissance operations.
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