Camflite Tactical sUAS
Quadcopter
The Camflite Tactical sUAS is a quadcopter drone designed for short-range tactical intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) and industrial inspection tasks.
Mission Profile
The Camflite Tactical sUAS is primarily employed for providing immediate, localized situational awareness in tactical environments. Its role extends to supporting military, law enforcement, and security operations by offering real-time reconnaissance, surveillance, and target identification capabilities over short distances. Its rapid deployment and ease of operation make it suitable for dynamic scenarios, enabling quick assessment of areas of interest and enhancing decision-making for small units or first responders.Beyond tactical applications, the sUAS serves effectively in industrial inspection roles. It is utilized for detailed visual inspections of critical infrastructure such as power lines, pipelines, bridges, and various industrial facilities. Its ability to access difficult-to-reach or hazardous areas minimizes human risk and improves efficiency in identifying anomalies, monitoring structural integrity, and overseeing construction progress.
Key Features
- ▸Vertical Take-Off and Landing (VTOL) capability
- ▸Compact and portable design for rapid deployment
- ▸Designed for stable flight in various conditions
- ▸Integrated high-resolution imaging payload
- ▸User-friendly control interface
- ▸Suitable for both day and night operations
Specifications
- ceiling
- Not publicly disclosed
- configuration
- Quadcopter
- endurance
- Not publicly disclosed
- mtow
- Not publicly disclosed
- payload
- Not publicly disclosed
- propulsion
- Electric motors
- range
- Not publicly disclosed
- speed
- Not publicly disclosed
Notable Operators
Comparable Platforms
About the Manufacturer
Camflite has manufactured small unmanned aircraft systems in New Jersey since 2010, focusing on NDAA-approved supply chains for government and tactical buyers. The product line spans inspection multirotors and tactical sUAS for short-range ISR.