ANAVIA designs and manufactures vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) systems with a maximum take-off weight of up to 750 kilograms. These VTOL aircraft are developed for various applications, including cargo transport and surveillance.
Funding
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Problem
Manned helicopters are traditionally used for missions such as intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance (ISR), cargo transport, and infrastructure inspection, but they are expensive to operate and maintain, and they require large crews, leading to high operational costs. These manned operations also pose risks to personnel in hazardous environments.
Solution
ANAVIA designs and manufactures unmanned vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) helicopters for various applications, offering a cost-effective and safer alternative to manned helicopters. Their VTOLs are designed for reliability and versatility, serving a wide range of industries including surveillance, reconnaissance, inspection, remote aerial sensing, logistics, and emergency response. ANAVIA's unmanned helicopters deliver significant cost savings compared to manned helicopters, with minimal crews, a lower maintenance burden, decreased fuel consumption, and lower asset purchase costs. The company offers several models, including the HT-50, HT-100, HT-100 Naval, and HT-750, each designed for specific mission requirements and payload capacities.
Target Audience
ANAVIA's primary customers include organizations in defense, security, emergency response, infrastructure inspection, and logistics sectors seeking unmanned aerial solutions for intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance, cargo transport, and remote sensing.
Features
- Vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) capabilities for operation in diverse environments
- Autonomous flight operations via waypoints and flight legs for systematic data collection
- Modular payload integration system for seamless adaptation to mission-specific requirements
- Integration with electro-optical (EO) cameras, infrared (IR) cameras, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), LiDAR, and communication relay systems
- Ground control station (GCS) for planning, executing, and monitoring UAV missions
- Data transmission systems with terrestrial datalinks up to 200 km range, including Mesh IP MIMO radios and active tracking systems
- Options for extended-range connectivity via LTE and SATCOM for global operations
- Maintenance and repair support, including spare parts procurement and replacement
- Training programs for remote pilots and maintenance personnel