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28.09.26 - 17:24
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Blackline Safety Names Jon Baldwin Chief Executive Officer (Business Wire)
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Cody Slater transitions to Board Chair and Chief Architect after more than 15 years leading BlacklineCALGARY, Canada--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Blackline Safety, a global leader in connected safety technology, today announced the appointment of Jon Baldwin as Chief Executive Officer. Baldwin succeeds Cody Slater, who, after more than 15 years as CEO, will transition to Board Chair and Chief Architect, continuing to help shape the company's product and technology vision.
Baldwin brings more than 20 years of leadership experience across connected technology, sensing and hardware businesses. Most recently, he led Verra Mobility's Government Solutions business, a connected platform for traffic safety. Previously, Baldwin served as President of Fortive's Gems Sensors & Controls business and held senior leadership roles at Fortive's Tektronix, Texas Instruments, National Semiconductor and Analog Devices.
“Blackline has built something truly differentiated — a connected safety platform that brings together purpos...
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26.09.26 - 12:24
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Inside Russia′s New Jet-Powered Attack Drone: Teardown Reveals Texas Instruments Chips (ZeroHedge)
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Inside Russia's New Jet-Powered Attack Drone: Teardown Reveals Texas Instruments Chips
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), a US government-funded international news organization, has released a new report on the teardown of a mostly intact Russian Geran-4 “Seeker” turbojet drone, revealing what makes these new one-way attack drones deadlier than the older piston-powered Geran-2s.
We first detailed the new 300 mph Geran-4 in a report earlier this summer titled "Drone War Enters Terrifying New Phase As Russia Deploys 300-MPH Jet-Powered Shahed."
Drone warfare is evolving so quickly, and it is truly terrifying, as these new drones are much faster, fly at higher altitudes, and can evade conventional air defense systems, as demonstrated in Ukraine right now.
RFE/RL analysts got their hands on one of these new drones, conducted a complete teardown, and inspected its components. They found many foreign-made components, much of which came from China.
The teardown also revealed tha...
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