Ukrspecsystems pitching its new camera system to equip surveillance aircraft

Ukrspecsystems, the leading Ukrainian provider for VTOL fixed-wing drones and ground equipment for Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS), has released its new EO/IR/LRF camera system USG-400.

The company says the USG-400 is a high-performance camera system with long-range zoom, gyro, digital stabilization, target tracking, and GPS navigation.

“Everything you may look for in modern gimbals,” the company said on social media.

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As noted by the company, it is ideal for unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs or drones) and for helicopters, autogyros, small manned aviation platforms. Designed to be used for a variety of applications like search and rescue, firefighting/wildfires monitoring, border control, different tactical tasks, and a spectrum of civil applications.

“During the developing process, one of our main tasks was to find a balance between price and quality, which we successfully achieved,” also added the company.

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