EVERYWHERE Communications and Parsons Partner on Autonomous Drone Operations
EVERYWHERE Communications has partnered with Parsons Corporation to enable resilient autonomous drone operations beyond line of sight under a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) initiative, announced in a press release.
The collaboration will integrate EVERYWHERE’s satellite and wireless communication platform with Parsons’ autonomous systems expertise. The goal is to support continuous control and data sharing for drones operating in areas without traditional network coverage.
The project focuses on mission-critical environments where uninterrupted connectivity is required for autonomous drone functions. By combining secure communication and autonomous navigation technologies, the partners aim to enhance the reliability of unmanned operations for defense and government use cases.
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