UAVOS 2023 Highlights

The company's key programs include Medium Altitude Long Endurance (MALE) UAV development, its new AI Software for an advanced multi-object gathering and processing data, and its on-going developments in drone-based services.

1. Continuing MALE UAS Innovation
Capitalizing on previous generation track records with over 1 million flight hours across multiple customers, UAVOS has launched a next-generation Flight Control System featuring advanced software, sensors, powerful processing upgrades, hardware, and leading edge control algorithms for getting massive boost and progressing capacity of UAV.

2. Detect and Process Faster
UAVOS has created and integrated video processing and computer vision algorithms for automatic recognition and tracking objects into their autonomous systems. Featuring the Vision and Recognition AI algorithms, with end-to-end solutions from autonomous labeling to a model training of a tracking algorithm which is based on a neural network, the software is specifically geared towards the inspection missions and the security industry as well.

3. Production Facility Growth
UAVOS has launched a new composite manufacturing facility to produce composite parts for structural unmanned aircraft sub-assemblies. The new processing line is designed to improve the process and cost efficiency with reduced waste and energy consumption to produce advanced composite parts.

4. Commitment to the Global Drones For Good Program
UAVOS has employed high-end technologies for autonomous data collection and analysis enabling Big data platform processing. The advanced approach allows to increase data processing automation from 30% to 90%. Furthermore, a digital twin is utilized and merged into one coherent environment to perform advanced analytics and provide detailed maintenance predictions for the customers.

5. Global Growth
UAVOS and GradeOne Group, a part of the EDGE, the world’s leading advanced technology groups based in the UAE, joined forces to produce innovative solutions for the autonomous systems industry as part of the joint R&D Laboratory.