EO/IR Payload System EOTS (Electro-Optical Tracking System) is an electronic optical image tracking device that identifies danger and emergency situations on the battlefield, monitors and tracks tragets, and calculates their coordinates, and is an essential equipment for drones that can be used in both military and private sectors. M1 and M2 were developed to use a common mount that connects to the drone by keeping the size of the gimbal assembly the same at 4 inches. M1 can be recognized at a maximum of 0.2km for humans during the day and at night, and M2, which operates in adverse conditions at night, can be recognized at up to 1.0km for tanks in the form of IR continuous zoom.

The S10s, the first model of the PabloM series, is a loitering munition designed for strike missions. Leveraging mesh communication and AI-enabled swarm flight, it can execute both simultaneous and sequential self-destructive strikes against targets, effectively neutralizing diverse “anti-drone” systems. The S10s launches autonomously from a dedicated platform and can sustain flight for over 30 minutes, enabling wide-area operational coverage. When engaging a target, it performs a steep dive of up to 45 degrees at speeds reaching 150 km/h, ensuring rapid and precise impact. Built from lightweight foam-board materials, the S10s is optimized for fast, large-scale production during operations. Furthermore, its modular open-architecture design, aligned with the K-MOSA concept, allows mission payloads to be quickly swapped and integrated, delivering exceptional flexibility and interoperability in real combat environments.

SKYLIGHT™ is a mono or bi-constellations dual civil/military GNSS receiver, providing the highest navigation performances and operational flexibility. It is suitable for a large range of applications: aircrafts, helicopters, UAVs, missiles, land vehicle.

Arm the Future Force with Battle-Tested Unmanned Systems FLIR offers several Unmanned Aerial Systems, ranging in size from the world's smallest nano-UAS to its Group 1 VTOL platform, which has more operational heritage than any other asset in its class.

Users can utilize and control autonomous drone services, including mission area setting, automatic dispatch instructions, real-time status checks, and return and charging confirmation, through the control program. This allows for the effective collection of various data, including minimizing manpower, improving accuracy, and responding to emergency situations.

IMSAR's high performance multi-mode radar integration on Meta Special Aerospace's King Air provides all-weather imaging, monitoring, and surface search capabilities at long ranges and high altitudes. Contact us at 801.798.8440 or sales@imsar.com for more information.

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