Advanced Computing and Engineering Solutions (ACES) displayed both Eagle-Eye-PI & Eagle-Eye-PII UAVs along with their ground Control Station (GCS) at the International Defence Exhibition & Seminar IDEAS-2006 in Karachi, Pakistan.
Eagle-Eye-P1 UAV has maximum speed of speed 120km/h with enhanceable endurance 3 hours and it can to provide real-time video feedback to the operators from a distance of 80 km.
Eagle-Eye-P1 UAV can carry a 10kg payload for real time digital video surveillance. Eagle Eye-P1 has wingspan of 5 meters and its maximum take-off weight is 130kg MTOW. It flew for the first time in 2002.
Eagle-Eye-P1 UAV can carry a 10kg payload for real time digital video surveillance. Eagle Eye-P1 has wingspan of 5 meters and its maximum take-off weight is 130kg MTOW. It flew for the first time in 2002.
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Eagle Eye-PII has a larger wingspan of 5.7 meters and its maximum take-off weight has been increased to 175kg. It flew for the first time in 2005. ACES's Eagle Eye-P2 UAV has maximum speed of speed 150km/h with endurance 4 hours and it can to provide real-time video feedback to the operators from a distance of 100 km. Eagle-Eye-PII UAV is capable of carrying a 20kg payload.
Eagle Eye-PII has a larger wingspan of 5.7 meters and its maximum take-off weight has been increased to 175kg. It flew for the first time in 2005. ACES's Eagle Eye-P2 UAV has maximum speed of speed 150km/h with endurance 4 hours and it can to provide real-time video feedback to the operators from a distance of 100 km. Eagle-Eye-PII UAV is capable of carrying a 20kg payload. Both Eagle Eye-PI and Eagle Eye-PII are designed to use runway like conventional manned aircrafts for takeoffs and landings.
Advanced Computing and Engineering Solutions (ACES) competed in the Pakistan Army’s competition for the Uqaab Tactical UAV system and offered Eagle Eye-PI and larger Eagle-Eye P-II UAV systems.
Jane's Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Targets
Jane's Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and Targets
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