AR4 Light Ray Unmanned Aerial System (UAS), Portugal
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The AR4 Light Ray is a fixed-wing mini unmanned aerial system developed by a Portuguese company to conduct short-range intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance missions. It can be quickly deployed and remotely controlled by a two-person team from a mobile ground control station to provide infantry units with increased situational awareness during day or night operations. The AR4 Light Ray has a maximum flight time of two hours, can carry a 2kg payload, and transmits sensor data to frontline units in real time.
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- 9. • The AR4 Light Ray unmanned air system has a cruising speed of 58km/h and an operating range of 20km. • It can endure for up to two hours; the endurance can be extended to three hours by equipping the UAS with an additional power system.
- 11. • The AR4 Light Ray UAS integrates gimballed payload system in the nose. • The payload is stabilised in two axes to provide improved surveillance, target acquisition and tracking capabilities. • The UAV can be optionally fitted with additional sensors to support precision airdrops or close- quarters combat capabilities.
- 13. • http://www.army-technology.com/projects/ar4- light-ray-unmanned-aerial-system-uas/ • http://www.uasvision.com/wp- content/uploads/2012/10/Tekever_ar5_1.jpg • https://assets.digital.cabinet- office.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uplo ads/image_data/file/20330/SEF_118.jpg