Gozcu

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Gozcu

Region: Middle East Country: Turkey Category: UAV Company: TAI-TUSAS

Use(s): short-range tactical reconnaissance, surveillance, target acquisition Manufacturer: TAI-TUSAS Aerospace Industries Inc Powerplant: 1x Wankel 38hp engine. Dimensions: length: 2.45m, height: 0.66m, wingspan: 3.75m Weight: MTOW 85kg, max payload 8kg Performance: speed 100kt, endurance > 2hr, ceiling up to 12,000ft Payload: two-axis gimbaled EO/IR camera Data Link: real-time telemetry and video Guidance/Tracking: fully autonomous, GPS integrated waypoint navigation Launch: catapult launcher Recovery: parachute or skid Structure Material: delta wing, v-tail, all-composite airframe Electrical Power: rechargeable battery pack Status: in production

2011-11-16

Turkey's Anka UAS enters new test phase

Ankara's ambitions to field an indigenous medium-altitude, long-endurance unmanned aircraft system (UAS) have been advanced, with flight tests of Turkish Aerospace Industries' (TAI) Anka having entered a new phase.

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2021-05-05
Development of the world market of UAV during COVID-19 pandemic

The drone market has grown steadily and continuously over the past several years. The technology is here to stay and is becoming more prevalent across numerous industries. But 2020 was a unique year due to Covid-19. Overall, respondents even felt that the changes in business models triggered by the lockdowns would actually have a positive impact on the drone industry in the long run.