Falcon sUAV is lightweight, fast to deploy and easy to operate, which makes it an ideal tool for observation and survey reconnaissance.

Essential to reconnaissance of difficult areas, assist with route recons or enhanced awareness while on a site.

Falcon sUAV is deployed and operated by a single operator. On the handheld ground station, the operator has a situational map and live video from the SUAV.

The operator can navigate the sUAV manually or follow a flight plan.

The live video link during flight, which establishes situational awareness of the surroundings, is recorded at all time, allowing for later playback as part of a meeting or presentation.

When ground stations are connected in a network, observations are shared in the form of POI symbols containing camera footage and timestamps. POI symbols are created and shared with a simple tap on the map.

Falcon sUAV is transitioned from stowed to operational state in less than a minute and has an operation time of half an hour, and a range of up to 15 km (using external antena).

A quadcopter has many advantages over conventional fixed-wing drones because of its vertical take-off and landing capabilities and its ability to hover. It makes the quadcopter ideal for observations in confined spaces and for close-up inspections.

The payload is easily replaceable in-field and includes EO daylight zoom cameras or a combined EO daylight and LWIR cameras.

Specialty payloads, such as long distance Laser Range Finder, are also available.
It is made to be durable and easily fixable in the field as to reduce the down-time.