UAV Systems International
US-based drone manufacturer offering customizable heavy-lift, fixed-wing, and agriculture UAVs with Pixhawk open-source flight controllers and global shipping.
UAV Systems International is a drone manufacturer based in Las Vegas, USA, with additional offices in Guadalajara and Calgary. The company designs and sells customizable Pixhawk-based UAV platforms including heavy-lift payload drones (1.5-11 kg payload capacity), fixed-wing long-range drones, and agriculture spraying systems. All manufactured drones feature US-made components and are NDAA 848 and TAA compliant.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
Fixed-Wing Long Range Drone
Customizable fixed-wing UAV platform for long-range surveillance and mapping, Pixhawk autopilot, available in multiple configurations for different range and payload requirements.
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https://uavsystemsinternational.comPHONE
+1 855-828-4002HEADQUARTERS
United States
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