-T /
T /
+T |
Comment(s)
Thursday, August 9, 2007
Insitu Tests New 'Integrator' UAS
Insitu, Bingen, Wash., is conducting development flight tests of a new unmanned aircraft system (UAS) known as Integrator.
Integrator is designed to integrate payloads for a variety of missions. In its baseline configuration, the aircraft carries electro-optical and infrared cameras, with optional IR marker and laser rangefinder. It has a 16-foot wingspan, 24-hour endurance, line of sight communications range of 55 nautical miles and beyond line of sight mission radius of up to 550 nm. The vehicle is launched via pneumatic catapult and recovered by wingtip snag.
Integrator is designed to integrate payloads for a variety of missions. In its baseline configuration, the aircraft carries electro-optical and infrared cameras, with optional IR marker and laser rangefinder. It has a 16-foot wingspan, 24-hour endurance, line of sight communications range of 55 nautical miles and beyond line of sight mission radius of up to 550 nm. The vehicle is launched via pneumatic catapult and recovered by wingtip snag.
Avionics Jobs
Nominations Deadline: March 2, 2012
Awards Banquet: June 4, 2011 - Washington, D.C.
These awards honor Women for their work in aviation electronics engineering, research and development in commercial, business and military aviation, and in air traffic management, as well as a company that demonstrates vision and leadership in promoting Women in avionics technology roles.
• Avionics Women of the Year Award
• Women in Technology Corporate Award
• Emerging Leader Award
Join us on: Facebook Twitter