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Lethal Unmanned Aerial System (LUAS)
Lethal Unmanned Aerial System (LUAS)
Rogue 1™ Block 2
Rogue 1 Block 2 represents a significant evolution in performance, resilience, and operational capability. Enhanced onboard compute enables advanced autonomy and support for future algorithms, while dual-band radio support improves range and electronic warfare resiliency. Endurance has been improved through enhancements to the propulsion, antenna design, and thermal efficiency. A new anti-armor shape charge payload expands the existing family of payloads, further improving mission lethality.
Features
VERTICAL TAKE-OFF AND LANDING (VTOL) ARCHITECTURE
Launch, operation, and recovery in congested environments with the agility to hover and fly in any directionn
GIMBALED SENSORS AND MUNITION
Unsurpassed mission flexibility and precision
LOW COGNITIVE DEMAND
Single operator with advanced autonomy for fully autonomous engagements
GPS DENIED OPERATION
Resilience in complex and contested environments
ULTIMATE MISSION ADAPTABILITY
Target disengage, retask, safe, recover, and reuse
MODULAR PAYLOADS
Choose the payload for a specific mission including various lethal effects, dedicated surveillance, and training configurations
ANTI-PERSONNEL/ SOFT-SKIN VEHICLE
PRECISION-STRIKE OF ARMORED TARGETS
DAY/NIGHT LONG-RANGE RECON, SURVEILLANCE & TARGETING
MOUNTED OPERATIONS
FIXED SITE SECURITY
Domain Solution
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Teledyne FLIR Delivering Airborne Surveillance Systems to Japan Maritime Self-Defense Force Worth Up to $21 Million
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Teledyne FLIR Defense Unveils Rogue 1 Loitering Munition System at SOF Week
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