AeroVironment Releases New Puma 3, Upgraded for Operation in More Challenging Radio Frequency Environments
- Upgraded airframe now accommodates concurrent operation of i45 gimbaled sensor suite and signals intelligence (SIGINT) payloads
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Latest Digital Data Link (DDL) offers M1/M2/M5 and M3/M4/M6 frequency
bands and
AES -256 encryption - Complete system of three air vehicles and two ground control stations now transportable in four portable cases
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“We are in constant communication with our customers to ensure they have
the most innovative and advanced small drones to successfully complete
their missions. As a result of their feedback, the new Puma 3 includes
air vehicle upgrades for operation in even more rugged environments than
before, improved ability to support advanced third-party payloads and
software applications and reliability in challenging electronic
warfare/cyber environments where interference is prevalent,” said
Sharpin said that, as part of ongoing efforts to stay at the forefront
of battery technology,
As previously announced,
About AeroVironment Small UAS
RQ-11B
Raven®, RQ-12
Wasp®, and RQ-20A
and B Puma™ 3comprise AeroVironment’s
Family of Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems. Operating with a common
ground control system (GCS), this Family of Systems provides
increased capability to the warfighter that can give commanders the
option of selecting the appropriate aircraft based on the type of
mission to be performed. This increased capability has the potential to
provide significant force protection and force multiplication benefits
to small tactical units, fixed installations, naval vessels and security
personnel.
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