Aterrion showcases its compact Pulsar tactical Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) in flight, alongside a first look at multiple Pulsar drones flying together as part of its ongoing Coordination Opérationnelle de Drones Autonomes (CODA) research project.
Pulsar is a compact tactical multirotor drone designed and manufactured in France for Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) missions. Designed for rapid field deployment, the system can be operational within minutes, providing real-time aerial visibility to support situational awareness and decision-making.
With a total take-off weight of 444 grams, Pulsar offers up to 30 minutes of flight time and supports video monitoring and control at ranges of up to 1-3 km. Its modular architecture allows for the integration of future payloads and capabilities, while the complete system includes mission software and a handheld controller featuring a Full HD AMOLED capacitive touchscreen and up to two hours of operating time.
The video includes demonstrations from CODA, Aterrion’s ongoing research project exploring autonomous drone swarm coordination for cooperative operations. Conducted with partners in Slovenia, the demonstrations feature several Pulsar drones flying together as part of a coordinated group.
