Tue, May 07, 2019
Flexible High-End Security Drone Solution For Enterprises, Federal Authorities And Organizations With Security Tasks
Yuneec, one of the leading developers and manufacturers of commercial and private drones, and Mobilicom, a provider of high-security communications solutions, presented their jointly developed drone solution H520 SkyHopper at AUVSI XPONENTIAL 2019 in Chicago just a few weeks after announcing their strategic partnership.
The H520 SkyHopper is the first of two new high-end drone solutions that the two companies are currently co-developing for the government, federal and commercial markets, and which will be launched shortly. Both UAVs are ideal for long-range, non-line-of-sight, beyond-line-of-sight and urban operations, and offer outstanding price/performance for unmet customer needs.
The H520 SkyHopper combines Yuneec's proven six-rotor H520 drone platform, which has been successfully established in the commercial mass market for many years, with Mobilicom's innovative SkyHopper technology, which stands for secure data transmission, high-end cyber security and encryption and has already been validated by the Israeli Ministry of Defense and other government organizations.
The comprehensive security package of the H520 SkyHopper includes high-end encryption, dedicated and ISM frequency ranges, software-defined radio with secure data links and ISM jamming resistance. In addition, the drone solution minimizes backdoor cyber risks.
Furthermore, the H520 SkyHopper is a flexible end-to-end solution with practical add-ons for teams on land and sea, including ruggedized controllers and remote viewing terminals, networking, relay and more.
(Image provided with Yuneec news release)
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