FLYEYE mini UAS

FLYEYE mini UAS

FLYEYE is a close-range unmanned aerial platform designed for observation and data collection.

FLYEYE mini UAS

FLYEYE mini UAV is a modular system characterized by the ease of assembly and disassembly. Launch readiness can be achieved in less than 10 minutes. Hand-launch with no additional equipment which allows it to be operated in tight spaces and confined areas.
FLYEYE mini UAS

The observation head with two cameras (visible light and IR) attached under the fuselage of the FLYEYE mini UAV provides significantly better observation options and a function for rapid switching between the two video feeds.

FLYEYE allows for integration with light precision armament and an acoustic vector sensor to detect source of fire. Depending on its purpose, FLYEYE can be integrated with other observation heads. The standard dual observation head with daylight and infrared camera equipment can be modified depending on needs and destination.

Find out more 

Technical details FLYEYE mini UAS

Wingspan
3,6 m
Length
1,8 m
Maximum speed
60 - 120 km/h
Maximum altitude
3000 m AMSL
Flight endurance
2.5 h +
Online transmission range
180 km LOS
Propulsion of the unmanned aerial vehicle
silent electric engine, powered by lithium-polymer batteries.

Launch system – due to application of propulsion with static thrust compensating the weight of the airframe the aerial vehicle can be hand ? launched. It simplifies logistic issues of the system (no need for a launcher). An additional advantage of the system is the possibility to launch the aerial vehicle in a very confined space, such as built – up urban areas or a forest clearing.

Landing system – landing of the system consists in automatic ejection of a container holding the batteries and the surveillance payload, which descent and land on a parachute. The moment of ejection of the container is calculated by an on-board computer in such way that it allows for secure deployment of the parachute and secure descent until touch down in pre-programmed landing point. The accuracy of landing remains within 10 metres. Such solution provides an effective protection for the most expensive element of the system, that is the surveillance payload but it also allows for full manoeuvrability of the aerial vehicle during the final stage of flight at minimum speed.

Surveillance payload placed under the fuselage – placing the surveillance payload under the fuselage ensures better range of observation as opposed to placing it at the front of the aerial vehicle.

Installing two cameras in the surveillance payload – this allows for quickly switching of the video imaging.

The possibility to control the system independently from two separate Light Ground Control Stations

GCS – for example an operator of the UAV and a commanding officer)

Advanced systems to enhance flight safety – (including anti-spin system, anti -icing system protecting the Prandtl tube)

Automatic flight escorting – (with mobile transceiver station)

Portable and compact – no need for sophisticated antenna system, while ensuring very good ranges also in built-up areas

Main operational features
– Possibility to pre-define the flight route and modify the flight route in-flight.
– Real-time receipt of video imaging and transmission of telemetric data to a Light Ground Control Stations (via transceiver station).
– Digital connection for a bidirectional transmission of flight control parameters, data and video imaging

flight along a pre-defined route
– flight to a destination point of given coordinates
– holding over a selected object,
– flight in the direction indicated by the surveillance payload,
– manual flight control from an operator’s workstation,
– automatic lock of a selected object in a frame,
– automatic escorting
– determination of coordinates of observed objects and relay of the coordinates to system such as Mortar Fire Control System SKO-M or Battlefield Management System,
– autonomous flight along pre-defined route, even out of radio range,
– in case of communication loss – automatic retracting to the position of last radio contact or automatic landing in a pre-defined point,
– modification of mission parameters in-flight,
– possibility of recording of the video image and information during the flight on a computer hard drive including telemetric data (flight altitude, data transmission speed, time and coordinates of current image)

  • Unmanned aerial platform FLYEYE
  • Observation heads
  • antenna systems
  • Ground Flight Control Station  GCS
  • Data analysis station
  • UAV training simulator with the ability to synthesize video