Unmanned Vehicles
Uavos and KACTS demonstrate remote operation for Saker-1B
UAVOS and King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST) had demonstrated their jointly developed flight control system for the Saker-1B UAS.
The new system allows Saker-1B to operate remotely without the need for a ground control station for take-off and landing.
This means that the UAV is capable of ...
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