AgEagle Aerial Programs Inc. (NYSE: UAVS), working as EagleNXT, has accomplished the sale of six eBee TAC tactical mapping drones to the U.S. Military, every geared up with premium S.O.D.A. 3D and Duet M sensors that includes full RTK/PPK activation. The transaction was facilitated via business associate Dronivo GmbH in Germany and represents a landmark procurement for superior aerial mapping capabilities.
eBee TAC Technical Specs
The eBee TAC is a fixed-wing, hand-launched drone engineered for tactical mapping and intelligence gathering operations. The system delivers 90-minute endurance, 17.2-mile vary, and options digital camouflage for stealth operations. Centimeter-level accuracy via activated RTK/PPK capabilities eliminates the necessity for intensive floor management factors, even in difficult or disconnected environments.
The eBee TAC configuration consists of two premium sensor choices. The S.O.D.A. 3D sensor captures simultaneous nadir and indirect photographs for distinctive 3D modeling and complete protection, offering superior 3D reconstructions with multi-angle seize. The Duet M combines highly effective RGB and multispectral capabilities for exact vegetation evaluation, environmental monitoring, and superior floor modeling.
Military Mission Integration
“This sale highlights the surging demand throughout Europe for superior tactical mapping capabilities,” stated Invoice Irby, CEO of EagleNXT. “The necessity for speedy, dependable aerial information assortment is increasing exponentially, and thru 2025 we’ve got carried out quite a few operational enhancements to ship our drones and sensors in a shortened time-frame, lowering buyer wait occasions for functionality.”
The eBee TAC programs help a number of Military mission units together with border surveillance and reconnaissance, tactical mapping for operational planning, intelligence gathering in battle help operations, search and rescue, counterinsurgency, and coaching and simulation help. The drones are NDAA compliant and listed on the Blue UAS permitted vendor checklist.
“Our drones and sensors are designed for mission-critical functions in dynamic and distant settings,” Irby continued. “We’re proud to reply the Division of Conflict’s name for streamlined UAS acquisition. Our NDAA compliant, Blue UAS listed eBee TAC tactical mapping drones will help Military missions with confirmed, readily deployable expertise.”
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Ian McNabb is a journalist specializing in drone expertise and life-style content material at Dronelife. He’s primarily based between Boston and NH and, when not writing, enjoys climbing and Boston space sports activities.
