Laser designation

The laser designator added to our combat-proven EO and MWIR turret enables Integrator users to shorten the targeting cycle.

Compatible with joint munitions

The STANAG 3733 compliant laser designator provides guidance for compatible munitions delivered by air and surface platforms.

Multi-imager, multi-feed software

View simultaneous imagery streams, and blend frames from EO and IR images in one stream for more intuitive imagery data consumption.

Monitor stationary and moving objects

Autonomous object tracking and simultaneous video stream viewing lets operators quickly identify and maintain positive identification for both stationary and moving subjects of interest.

Autonomous object tracking in both views

Laser pointer (optional) and Embedded Alticam Vision™ imaging system that eliminates in-flight vibrations

EO/IR imagery overlay

Improves daytime and nighttime image interpretation for enhanced situational awareness.

Multi-Imager, Multi Feed

Electro-optical (EO) telescope and zoom imagers are independently controlled and transmitted through simultaneous digital feeds, allowing the operator to maintain high level situational awareness with detailed target inspection.

Leverage Zoom and Telescope

Follow moving targets with telescope while positioning zoom imager to reacquire if track is lost.

Low SWAP

Maintains low SWAP even with dual feed.

Higher Quality Imagery

Greater resolution range. Embedded video processing, including image stabilization and target tracking. Fully digital feed with larger format imagery allows higher network
communication.

Improved Imager Usability

Narrower telescope Field-of-View (FoV), wider “zoom out”, and narrower zoom imager + digital zoom.

Modular and Flexible

Supported on all Insitu aircraft platforms including analog ScanEagle. The integral Alticam Vision Network (AVN) supports networked communication. And the forward-looking dome increases field of regard and enables additional weather clearing, increasing operational flexibility.

Three variants

Through groundbreaking achievement in design and engineering, customers can now utilize the high resolution, enhanced telescope and superior laser designation targeting capabilities in a Group 3 UAS platform.

ISR

Multi-sensor turret includes electro-optic (EO) and mid-wave infrared (MWIR) telescopes for the highest resolution imagery yet achieved by a Group 3 UAS.

Multi-spectral

Adds the ability to see through smoke, fog and haze at an extended range via a short- wave infrared (SWIR) telescope.

Laser designation

Adds STANAG-3733-compliant laser designator and pointer for advanced targeting support.

Proven Experience

With over 1.3 million operational hours, our systems are trusted by defense, government, and commercial customers across 50 global sites of operation.

Additional benefits

• Multiple, simultaneous video streams
• Digital video output
• Picture-in-picture display options
• High-definition imagers
• MISB-compliant metadata streams
• Maritime auto-gain
• Bandwidth profiles for maximum data throughput

System Features

Using the ViDAR modular payload, Insitu UAS can search an approximately 13,360 NM area in 12 hours.

Quick, Actionable Intelligence

Distinguishes between water and objects, making it easier for the operator to rapidly locate, track, and catalog multiple objects of interest for map location overlays, tracking and target interrogation.

Increase Performance

Identified targets are autonomously ranked to increase human operator performance. Paired with unlimited multi-target tracking and geo-location, and cross-correlation with AIS.

Enhanced Idenfitifcation

Pairing automated target detection with high-resolution identification empowers operators to find objects of interest that other search methods often miss, such as low-profile vessels. Proven to detect 98% of targets ranging from a person in the water to large ships.

Scan and Catalog

Catalog targets for map location overlays, tracking, and target interrogation.