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New Neo V2 to continue radiation testing

1st November 2016 - 19:01 GMT | by Richard Thomas in Las Vegas

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California-based unmanned systems designer and manufacturer Flycam UAV is continuing its nuclear test programme with the US Nuclear Corp, while also eyeing future developments in smaller platforms and payloads.

The company, well versed in using its platforms for film and television purposes, is looking to expand its range of operations and partnered with the US Nuclear Corp for radiation monitoring around nuclear sites. Typically the Neo V2 UAS (pictured), with its distinctive twin-boom design, will be fitted with a radiation detector payload provided by the US Nuclear Corp.

Manufactured using aerospace engineered carbon fibre, the eight motors can hold the

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