ELBIT SYSTEMS LTD in Unmanned Aerial Vehicles

Elbit Systems is a defense electronics business based in Israel that works on a variety of defense-related projects. It creates unmanned vehicles for defense and homeland security purposes, as well as aerostructures for commercial aviation. In addition, the business offers UAS training systems that may mimic payload performance, faults, and ground control station operations. It also offers maintenance, leasing, and training services for unmanned aerial vehicles.

Elbit Systems offers Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) -

Hermes 900 Starliner, Hermes 900, Skystriker, Skylark 3, THOR vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) Mini - Unmanned Aircraft Systems, Hermes 450, Hermes 90, Skylark I-LEX - Mini UAS, UAS Services, ISTAR Management Center, Hermes Universal Ground Control Station (UGCS) and Data Links.

Payloads include Stabilized electro-optic payloads, Electronic Intelligence (ELINT) and Communications Intelligence (COMINT)

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The Hermes 900 is a multi-role Medium Altitude Long Endurance (MALE) UAS from Elbit Systems. It has an over-the-horizon, persistent multi-mission, multi-payload capability, and a payload-carrying capacity of 350 kgs, which is the highest in its class. It is capable of area domination, persistent intelligence, surveillance, target acquisition, and reconnaissance operations (ISTAR).

The Hermes 900 can also execute ground support and marine patrol missions, and it has the capacity to operate on many platforms with multiple sensors. The Hermes 900 uses the same building blocks as the Hermes 900, but with a larger air vehicle that has nearly double the performance.

The Skylark I-LEX Mini UAS is the next evolution of the high-performance Skylark I system, which has been battle-tested. The Skylark I-LEX is an organic, highly stealthy aerial ISR asset that delivers real-time actionable, high-resolution footage. It allows for the man-packed or vehicle-based deployment, as well as static or mobile operation.