The Orion 2 hexacopter delivers round-the-clock surveillance for up to 24 hours at a time.
The Orion 2 is IP54 rated, has optimized component lifespan, and includes a safety battery that can recharge in the air.
The Orion 2 is designed as a quick-deploy system with automated push-button takeoff and landing.
Elistair developed redundancies at every level to ensure the Orion 2 could stay airborne for extended periods.
The Orion 2 can stream georeferenced electro-optical and infrared imagery simultaneously.
The Orion 2 can carry up to 2kg (4.5 pounds) of payload.
Elistair announced the development of its Orion 2 tethered unmanned system for military, government, and industry users.
The Orion 2 can deploy 4G/5G communications nodes using a new fiber optics cable option.
The Orion 2 can serve simultaneously as an ISR and telecom platform.
The Orion 2 is an advance over the original Orion in terms of persistence, logistical footprint, and data control.
The Orion 2 can fly higher and surveil more ground than its predecessor thanks to its micro-tether of 330 feet (100 meters).
The Orion 2 is an improvement over the original Orion drone.
The Orion 2 remains in the air for 24 hours, a capability previously only achievable by a helium-filled tactical aerostat.