UAVRB - Development

We successfully completed the tests of our newly designed and manufactured UAVRB - Unmanned Aerial Vehicles Rocket Boosters.

We are proud to partner with Pathfinder Electronics in collaboration with several US NAVY SBIR programs.

Successfully launched, flown, and recovered all our Harpax Prototypes. The tests were designed to test in-flight tracking, navigation, and guidance models.

We successfully completed the flight tests of our newly designed and manufactured DIM-3 Harpax Missile on a custom-configured Group-3 UAV.

ADUSEA, together with SYBOR Tech, and GEO Vision Air Services, have partnered up for this challenge sponsored by NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology), together forming TaskForce 66 (TF66)

We delivered a custom-built Group-1 UAV for one of our customers. This is a sub-55 lbs, Gas-powered UAV with a 3.5 meter wingspan, built around ISR and Mapping missions.

We delivered a custom-built GCS trailer for one of our customers. This is a 6x12 enclosed trailer featuring 2 HOTAS stations (pilot and sensor operator), a Traffic and Weather console, telescoping antenna mount, solar and wall power connection, as well as AC and Heat element.

We demonstrated the G135 heavy lift capabilities to the AF 7th Group and AFSOC.

We have exhibited at the 2022 Air Force Contractors' Summit. Featured in the picture is our Penumbra Mk.1 long-range fixed-wing UAV, as well as 2 different models of the Griff G-135. The summit was held at the Hilton in San Destin, FL.

We participated in PMA-226 TRUAS program, demonstrating heavy lift VTOL capabilities using the Griff Aviation G135 platform.

We completed the test of our Group-1 UAV. This airframe was completely manufactured using 3D printing technology, paving the way for other new ideas and designs based on Additive Manufacturing.

We delivered a custom-built Group-1 UAV for one of our customers. This is a sub-55 lbs, Gas-powered UAV with a 2.5 meter wingspan, built as an autopilot test platform.

After 2 years of research, simulations, development, and prototyping, we were finally ready to test this JetWing Prototype. Featuring 4 jet engines, fuel bladders, flight control surfaces, autopilot, and a suite of sensors, the prototype performed flawlessly.

We completed a design and prototype for a university project. The CubeSat was launched into space and successfully completed its mission.