Home Unmanned Warfare Milipol 2015: Unmanned Vehicles for Homeland Security

Milipol 2015: Unmanned Vehicles for Homeland Security

A collection of photos taken at Milipol 2015 depicting new unmanned systems, payloads and robotics spotted by Defense Update team at the event. All photos: Tamir Eshel, Defense-Update

By

-

Nov 25, 2015

6662

thales_fixed_wing_surveillance_drone725 — Thales SpyRanger

thales_drone_and_payload725 — SpyRanger payload

thales_quad_security725 — Flysense X4 Secure

thunderbee_725 — Thunderbee

thunderbee_tstamp_payload725 — T-STAMP payload

skk_microdrone725 — Guardian Angel

dronecatcher_725 — Malou drone snatcher

dronefighter725 — CPM Drone Fighter

nlw_payload_ispra725 — Cyclone anti-riot drone

asn100_aerocougar_725 — Aero-Surveillance ASV-150

aerocougar_725 — Anti-riot drone payload

jammer_for_minidrones725 — Jammer mini-drone payload

ezk9_725 — EZ-K9 concealled IED detector

iris_with_disruptor725 — Mini-robot with disruptor

RAFAEL's Rambot is also based on Roboteam's IRIS. The Rambot employs a grenade size fragmentation charge mounted on the robot. The robot is safely controlled from a distance, through the robotic operation system. Once reaching the target and verifying it, the unit is armed, triggering the fragmentation charge. If the target is not located or cannot be engaged satisfactorily, the Rambot can be retrieved and disarmed. — Rambot Suicide robot.

telemax_tracked725 — Tracked TeleMax EOD robot

telemax_wheeled725 — Wheeled TeleMax

Please subscribe to view the larger versions of these photos and detailed descriptions.