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Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled a new variant of its mini unmanned air vehicle, the Bird-Eye 650.
HEADLINES 2010
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"The improvements of the Bird-Eye 650 make it an even more cost-effective system," says Tommy Silberring, general manager of IAI's Malat division.
HEADLINES 2010
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IAI says the Bird-Eye 650 is an advanced, affordable mini-UAS that can provide real-time day/night imagery data for urban operations and "over the hill" intelligence.
HEADLINES 2010
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IAI says the Bird-Eye 650 is an advanced, affordable mini-UAS that can provide real-time day/night imagery data for urban operations and "over the hill" intelligence.
HEADLINES 2010
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The aircraft's new propulsion system is powered by fuel cells that allow for an endurance of 6h, doubling the performance of previous versions of the Bird-Eye.
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The aircraft's new propulsion system is powered by fuel cells that allow for an endurance of 6h, doubling the performance of previous versions of the Bird-Eye.
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"The Bird-Eye 650 was developed using experience we garnered from the Bird-Eye 400, which in turn was developed based on our knowledge of other UAVs, such as the Heron," Silberring says.
HEADLINES 2010
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"The improvements of the Bird-Eye 650 make it an even more cost-effective system," says Tommy Silberring, general manager of IAI's Malat division.
HEADLINES 2010
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Israel Aerospace Industries has unveiled a new variant of its mini unmanned air vehicle, the Bird-Eye 650.
HEADLINES 2010
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"The Bird-Eye 650 was developed using experience we garnered from the Bird-Eye 400, which in turn was developed based on our knowledge of other UAVs, such as the Heron," Silberring says.
HEADLINES 2010
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