BlueHalo's Intense Eye Version 3 unmanned aerial system has an injection-molded chassis using HX5 from Dallas-based Alpine Advanced Materials [Image: Alpine]
The war in Ukraine has proven how critical drones are to a nation's defense. Now a new unmanned aerial system developed with technology from Dallas' Alpine Advanced Materials could represent a leap forward—both for military and commercial applications. Arlington, Virginia-based BlueHalo has launched the next generation of its Intense Eye UAS platform using HX5, a multi-scale reinforced polymer from Alpine.
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