Lockheed Martin will release its next-generation Indago 4 quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), which will feature increased takeoff weight (TOW) and at least twice the payload capacity than found on its predecessor Indago 3 small Group 1 UAV, in the fourth quarter of this year.

Jeff Gardner, business development lead at Lockheed Martin Procerus Technologies, told Janes

Lockheed Martin will release its next-generation Indago 4 quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), which will feature increased takeoff weight (TOW) and at least twice the payload capacity than found on its predecessor Indago 3 small Group 1 UAV, in the fourth quarter of this year.

Jeff Gardner, business development lead at Lockheed Martin Procerus Technologies, told Janes

Lockheed Martin will release its next-generation Indago 4 quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), which will feature increased takeoff weight (TOW) and at least twice the payload capacity than found on its predecessor Indago 3 small Group 1 UAV, in the fourth quarter of this year.

Jeff Gardner, business development lead at Lockheed Martin Procerus Technologies, told Janes

Lockheed Martin will release its next-generation Indago 4 quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), which will feature increased takeoff weight (TOW) and at least twice the payload capacity than found on its predecessor Indago 3 small Group 1 UAV, in the fourth quarter of this year.

Jeff Gardner, business development lead at Lockheed Martin Procerus Technologies, told Janes

Lockheed Martin will release its next-generation Indago 4 quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), which will feature increased takeoff weight (TOW) and at least twice the payload capacity than found on its predecessor Indago 3 small Group 1 UAV, in the fourth quarter of this year.

Jeff Gardner, business development lead at Lockheed Martin Procerus Technologies, told Janes

Lockheed Martin will release its next-generation Indago 4 quadcopter unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV), which will feature increased takeoff weight (TOW) and at least twice the payload capacity than found on its predecessor Indago 3 small Group 1 UAV, in the fourth quarter of this year.

Jeff Gardner, business development lead at Lockheed Martin Procerus Technologies, told Janes