DESCRIPCIÓN DEL SISTEMA
Miniature pocket-sized reconnaissance drone developed by Prox Dynamics (now Teledyne FLIR). Weighs just 33 grams and fits in a soldier's palm. Equipped with visual and thermal cameras. Used by Norwegian and numerous allied armed forces for immediate tactical reconnaissance at platoon level. One of Norway's most significant defence technology exports.
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VER TAMAÑO COMPLETO
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VENTAJAS
- World's smallest military reconnaissance drone — fits in soldier's pocket
- Norwegian-developed technology now adopted by 30+ nations including USA and UK
- Provides platoon-level instant ISR without requiring specialist UAV operators
- Silent electric motor enables covert reconnaissance
DESVENTAJAS
- Very short range (1-2 km) and flight time (25 minutes)
- Wind sensitive — limited use in high winds
- Limited sensor payload (visual and thermal only)
- Very fragile — single-use economics in high-intensity conflict
ESPECIFICACIONES TÉCNICAS
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