Iris Prop

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Iris Prop

Region: Europe Country: Greece Category: UAT Company: EADS 3 Sigma

Manufacturer: EADS-3SIGMA SA Aeronautical and Electronic Systems Powerplant: 38hp Mogas, Avgas reciprocal eng Dimensions: length: 3.35m, height: 0.88m, wingspan: 2.90m Weight: empty: 60kg, MTOW: 110kg, max payload: 45kg Performance: endurance: 1.5hr, ceiling: 16,000ft, range: 98-175kt Payload: RCS enhancement: passive/active means, IR radiation: natural IR/UV emission from jet engine exposition, IR flares, countermeasure: mechanical-electronic, visual: smoke carts, other: radio altimeter, IFF, visual/ IR cameras, MDI Data Link: real-time C2 up/downlink Guidance/Tracking: preprogrammed auto GPS waypoint nav with inflight redirection Launch: electromechanical Recovery: 2-stage parachute Structure Material: composite Electrical Power: rechargeable battery Status: in production

2012-11-07

Five million dollar venture capital funding for opensource robotics company.

Writing on the open source UAS community autopilot site of his own creation, DIYdrones, Chris Anderson today revealed funding in excess of 5 million dollars for his robotics start up 3DR

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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.