Israeli tactical unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) house SpearUAV has unveiled a hand-launched evolution of its Ninox 40 micro-tactical encapsulated UAS system.

Ninox are a family of encapsulated UAS systems designed to deliver organic and immediate situational awareness/intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance (ISTAR) tactical superiority for strategic, tactical, and micro-tactical mission sets.

Development of the hand-launched Ninox 40 micro-tactical UAS is now finalised and an initial operating capability is expected at the beginning of 2021. (SpearUAV)

Intended for air, land, and maritime applications in the defence domain, and also for border security, critical infrastructure protection and first responder support applications in a homeland security (HLS) role, the Ninox technology provides for a family of lightweight, modular, ready-to-use, optionally recoverable UASs housed in ruggedised and hermetically sealed programmable ‘smart’ capsules.

Each capsule is furnished with an integrated proprietary launching mechanism that enables the UAS to be safely launched and instantly deployed. The mission is programmed into the UAS via the capsule, which also acts as wireless router between the deployed UAS and the ground control station (GCS).

Israeli tactical unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) house SpearUAV has unveiled a hand-launched evolution of its Ninox 40 micro-tactical encapsulated UAS system.

Ninox are a family of encapsulated UAS systems designed to deliver organic and immediate situational awareness/intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance (ISTAR) tactical superiority for strategic, tactical, and micro-tactical mission sets.

Development of the hand-launched Ninox 40 micro-tactical UAS is now finalised and an initial operating capability is expected at the beginning of 2021. (SpearUAV)

Intended for air, land, and maritime applications in the defence domain, and also for border security, critical infrastructure protection and first responder support applications in a homeland security (HLS) role, the Ninox technology provides for a family of lightweight, modular, ready-to-use, optionally recoverable UASs housed in ruggedised and hermetically sealed programmable ‘smart’ capsules.

Each capsule is furnished with an integrated proprietary launching mechanism that enables the UAS to be safely launched and instantly deployed. The mission is programmed into the UAS via the capsule, which also acts as wireless router between the deployed UAS and the ground control station (GCS).

Israeli tactical unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) house SpearUAV has unveiled a hand-launched evolution of its Ninox 40 micro-tactical encapsulated UAS system.

Ninox are a family of encapsulated UAS systems designed to deliver organic and immediate situational awareness/intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance (ISTAR) tactical superiority for strategic, tactical, and micro-tactical mission sets.

Development of the hand-launched Ninox 40 micro-tactical UAS is now finalised and an initial operating capability is expected at the beginning of 2021. (SpearUAV)

Intended for air, land, and maritime applications in the defence domain, and also for border security, critical infrastructure protection and first responder support applications in a homeland security (HLS) role, the Ninox technology provides for a family of lightweight, modular, ready-to-use, optionally recoverable UASs housed in ruggedised and hermetically sealed programmable ‘smart’ capsules.

Each capsule is furnished with an integrated proprietary launching mechanism that enables the UAS to be safely launched and instantly deployed. The mission is programmed into the UAS via the capsule, which also acts as wireless router between the deployed UAS and the ground control station (GCS).

Israeli tactical unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) house SpearUAV has unveiled a hand-launched evolution of its Ninox 40 micro-tactical encapsulated UAS system.

Ninox are a family of encapsulated UAS systems designed to deliver organic and immediate situational awareness/intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance (ISTAR) tactical superiority for strategic, tactical, and micro-tactical mission sets.

Development of the hand-launched Ninox 40 micro-tactical UAS is now finalised and an initial operating capability is expected at the beginning of 2021. (SpearUAV)

Intended for air, land, and maritime applications in the defence domain, and also for border security, critical infrastructure protection and first responder support applications in a homeland security (HLS) role, the Ninox technology provides for a family of lightweight, modular, ready-to-use, optionally recoverable UASs housed in ruggedised and hermetically sealed programmable ‘smart’ capsules.

Each capsule is furnished with an integrated proprietary launching mechanism that enables the UAS to be safely launched and instantly deployed. The mission is programmed into the UAS via the capsule, which also acts as wireless router between the deployed UAS and the ground control station (GCS).

Israeli tactical unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) house SpearUAV has unveiled a hand-launched evolution of its Ninox 40 micro-tactical encapsulated UAS system.

Ninox are a family of encapsulated UAS systems designed to deliver organic and immediate situational awareness/intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance (ISTAR) tactical superiority for strategic, tactical, and micro-tactical mission sets.

Development of the hand-launched Ninox 40 micro-tactical UAS is now finalised and an initial operating capability is expected at the beginning of 2021. (SpearUAV)

Intended for air, land, and maritime applications in the defence domain, and also for border security, critical infrastructure protection and first responder support applications in a homeland security (HLS) role, the Ninox technology provides for a family of lightweight, modular, ready-to-use, optionally recoverable UASs housed in ruggedised and hermetically sealed programmable ‘smart’ capsules.

Each capsule is furnished with an integrated proprietary launching mechanism that enables the UAS to be safely launched and instantly deployed. The mission is programmed into the UAS via the capsule, which also acts as wireless router between the deployed UAS and the ground control station (GCS).

Israeli tactical unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) house SpearUAV has unveiled a hand-launched evolution of its Ninox 40 micro-tactical encapsulated UAS system.

Ninox are a family of encapsulated UAS systems designed to deliver organic and immediate situational awareness/intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance (ISTAR) tactical superiority for strategic, tactical, and micro-tactical mission sets.

Development of the hand-launched Ninox 40 micro-tactical UAS is now finalised and an initial operating capability is expected at the beginning of 2021. (SpearUAV)

Intended for air, land, and maritime applications in the defence domain, and also for border security, critical infrastructure protection and first responder support applications in a homeland security (HLS) role, the Ninox technology provides for a family of lightweight, modular, ready-to-use, optionally recoverable UASs housed in ruggedised and hermetically sealed programmable ‘smart’ capsules.

Each capsule is furnished with an integrated proprietary launching mechanism that enables the UAS to be safely launched and instantly deployed. The mission is programmed into the UAS via the capsule, which also acts as wireless router between the deployed UAS and the ground control station (GCS).