Fujitsu has signed a memorandum of understanding with U.S. defense company GA-ASI to build a maintenance, sustainment and operations framework for unmanned aircraft in Japan, and will also consider future technical cooperation. The companies have also identified the possibility of using the MQ-9B developed by GA-ASI with Fujitsu’s technology.
Fujitsu announced on the 27th that it had signed a memorandum of understanding with U.S. defense company GA-ASI to build a maintenance, sustainment and operations framework for unmanned aircraft systems in Japan. The companies are expected to consider technical cooperation going forward.
The companies may use Fujitsu’s technology with the MQ-9B developed and manufactured by GA-ASI.
The initiative aims to establish a maintenance and sustainment framework for unmanned aircraft systems in Japan, and the scope of cooperation may expand in the future.