Aeronautics Unveils the Hybrid Octoper
The multi-rotor UAS boasts X4 extended flight duration with a dual-energy source system
By Eyal Boguslavsky, Israel Defense, 05/06/2024
https://www.israeldefense.co.il/en/node/62234
The multi-rotor UAS boasts X4 extended flight duration with a dual-energy source system
By Eyal Boguslavsky, Israel Defense, 05/06/2024
https://www.israeldefense.co.il/en/node/62234
Photo Aeronautics Ltd
Aeronautics Ltd., an Israeli designer and producer of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for global defense and HLS markets, is launching the Hybrid Octoper™, a tactical multi-rotor UAS with a hybrid propulsion system. According to Aeronautics, the Hybrid Octoper™ sets a new standard in tactical UAS capabilities, offering significantly extended mission endurance of up to four hours and multi-payload capability.
Surpassing the conventional limitations of electric UAVs, the Hybrid Octoper™ enables significantly longer flight durations, reducing the need for frequent battery and UAV replacements while maintaining critical persistent surveillance during complex missions. By integrating fuel combustion and electric power sources, the Hybrid Octoper™ extends operational capabilities through optimized energy usage and cost-effectiveness.
Photo Aeronautics LtdThe Hybrid Octoper™, a multi-role tactical drone with a military-oriented design, offers high survivability and seamless integration with diverse sensors, payloads, radar systems, and more. Operating from the customer's C4I capabilities, it supports autonomous landing, GNSS-denied navigation, and encrypted communication. Advanced video processing and analytics enhance situational awareness, while various payload options ensure mission versatility.
Dan Slasky, President and CEO of Aeronautics, emphasized, "As part of our strategy to provide cutting-edge solutions for the tactical domain, the Hybrid Octoper™ marks a significant leap in the heavy multi-rotor UAV product space. With its extended hovering capability, enhanced situational awareness, and seamless integration of diverse payloads, it enables maximum mission versatility and flexibility."
Aeronautics Ltd., an Israeli designer and producer of unmanned aerial systems (UAS) for global defense and HLS markets, is launching the Hybrid Octoper™, a tactical multi-rotor UAS with a hybrid propulsion system. According to Aeronautics, the Hybrid Octoper™ sets a new standard in tactical UAS capabilities, offering significantly extended mission endurance of up to four hours and multi-payload capability.
Surpassing the conventional limitations of electric UAVs, the Hybrid Octoper™ enables significantly longer flight durations, reducing the need for frequent battery and UAV replacements while maintaining critical persistent surveillance during complex missions. By integrating fuel combustion and electric power sources, the Hybrid Octoper™ extends operational capabilities through optimized energy usage and cost-effectiveness.
The Hybrid Octoper™, a multi-role tactical drone with a military-oriented design, offers high survivability and seamless integration with diverse sensors, payloads, radar systems, and more. Operating from the customer's C4I capabilities, it supports autonomous landing, GNSS-denied navigation, and encrypted communication. Advanced video processing and analytics enhance situational awareness, while various payload options ensure mission versatility.
Dan Slasky, President and CEO of Aeronautics, emphasized, "As part of our strategy to provide cutting-edge solutions for the tactical domain, the Hybrid Octoper™ marks a significant leap in the heavy multi-rotor UAV product space. With its extended hovering capability, enhanced situational awareness, and seamless integration of diverse payloads, it enables maximum mission versatility and flexibility."
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