The Spirit Is Modular, Compact, Rugged, And All-Weather Capable

Peter Fuchs, CEO of Ascent Aerosystems, speaks with Aero News Editor-in-Chief Jim Campbell about his company’s unorthodox co-axial drone, the Spirit. The cylindrical drone differs from a field of quad-rotor competitors, being modular, compact, rugged, and all-weather. Fuchs says their UAS is perfect for vital operations in all conditions for public safety, defense, and any other critical mission.

Owing to its circular cross section, the Spirit is easier to seal from dust and water ingress, as well as minimize drag and increase speed. Ascent offers some standard sensor packages, including cameras, infrared, LIDAR, and IR equipment, with support for custom configurations if needed.  For users seeking increased portability, rapid reconfiguration, and rain-or-shine performance, Ascent could be the perfect choice.

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