Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) has unveiled the WASP, a new surveillance system that provides a high-resolution situational awareness picture of moving targets day and night in a wide-area of interest. Utilising state of the art EO and IR sensors, AI algorithms and adaptive rule engines, the system captures large areas in high revisit rate, to track, identify and alert the system operator of moving targets that correlate with mission requirements and objectives. Compact, light-weight and requiring low power consumption, WASP complies with a wide range of aerial platforms such as tactical UAVs, drones, fixed and rotary wing aircraft or tethered surveillance balloons.

WASP’s coverage area and resolution changes according to its platform and operating altitude. Mounted on a tactical UAV such as the BirdEye 650D, WASP covers 2 square kilometres in optimal resolution to detect all types of moving targets. When mounted on a UAV such as the Heron 1, the coverage area expands over 15 square kilometres to detect mostly vehicle size objects and the like.

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