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Avidrone Aerospace exhibits flagship 210TL tandem Drone integrated with Iris Automation's Casia onboard detect and avoid technology

18/02/2021

Press releaseIssued by Iris Automation Inc..

Iris Automation is showcasing its innovative Detect-and-Avoid (DAA) Casia system with partner and unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) technologies leader Avidrone Aerospace at this week's IDEX exhibition.

Avidrone Aerospace manufactures the world's only commercialised tandem rotor, electric powered, fully automated helicopter UAV system. Specialising in fully automated, heavy payload drones for cargo delivery, medical resupply, and airborne sensors, the Avidrone 210TL tandem rotor lifts payloads and performs cargo deliveries up to 35lbs (16kg). The acoustically quiet VTOL aircraft is capable of complete Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) operations without a human pilot required.

Iris Automation is a computer vision technology company pioneering the development of advanced detection systems used to help provide DAA capabilities that enable safe drone operations including scalable Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) missions. Casia technology combines software and hardware onboard the UAS which detects other aircraft, classifies them, makes intelligent decisions about the threat they pose, and then triggers an alert to the remote pilot while automating manoeuvres to safely avoid collisions.

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