Heavy-Lift Unmanned Helicopters for Cargo, Logistics, Forestry & Firefighting
Phenix Solutions' versatile heavy-lift helicopter UAVs can be equipped to undertake a wide range of missions, including logistics, firefighting and forestry management
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Phenix Solutions' versatile heavy-lift helicopter UAVs can be equipped to undertake a wide range of missions, including logistics, firefighting and forestry management
The MX12B V2 now incorporates Mode 5 Level 2B Out technology and is the first Mode 5 Level 2B (broadcast) IFF transponder to be certified with the US Department of Defense International AIMS Program Office
Employed with a local ADS-B receiver, the VSD display software was used in a DASA-funded demonstration that included visual tracking of a UK police drone
The new IMUs feature ultra-fast automatic gyrocompassing and can acquire and maintain an accurate heading under all conditions with no reliance on GNSS
Supporting Intel 13th/12th-Gen processor and NVIDIA L4, the Neousys Nuvo-9166GC delivers CPU computation prowess and AI inference capabilities for AI inspection, robotic guidance, and autonomous machines
The Beluga can be fitted with cargo bays for delivery and logistics, as well as a custom-engineered gimbal that can host a variety of different sensors and payloads
A platform-agnostic, computationally lightweight online learning and adaptive control architecture, Aurora's Falcon solution can detect destabilization quickly and reconstitute control online for safe and continued operation
The optimized SP-170 FI TS ROS engine from Sky Power now delivers 11.7 kW
The Reventec LS800 is extremely versatile and can be used for a variety of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) platforms and other vehicle applications that require fast, accurate measurement of dielectric fluids
In field tests, Draper demonstrates advances to its mobile military platform that include an autonomy framework, a sensor-driven mapping algorithm and sensors to detect the presence of CBRN elements
The contract consists of approximately two months of subsea inspection time and is believed to be one of the largest awarded contracts of its kind to date worldwide
Ultra Motion's actuators are designed to meet the dynamic motion requirements of unmanned systems, and are engineered to withstand harsh environments