Navantia, SDLE develop new ISR solution
Navantia and Star Defense Logistics & Engineering (SDLE) have developed a new Ground Surveillance Vehicle to meet the requirements of military intelligence units.
Known as the VVT, the incorporates the Uro VAMTAC S3 4×4 vehicle integrated with a tethered VTOL UAS equipped with sensors that extends the surveillance and situational awareness range of the vehicle.
The UAS, developed by Aeronáutica SDLE, is an hexacopter with a maximum take-off weight of 15kgs. The UAS can be customised with different sensors and equipment to meet requirements.
The UAS is tethered to the vehicle by a cable up to 150m in length. The equipment is powered by the battery of the vehicle itself providing unlimited endurance.
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