It can zoom 65 feet per second.
, a novel drone-based search-and-attack loitering munition, is built for short-range operation and can be deployed manually or by a multicopter, which is Legion-X compatible.is built on robotic platforms and diverse swarms. The creative modular solution offers a comprehensive, all-in-one system for planning, operating, and managing all sorts of unmanned platforms and missions and enables tactical supremacy at all levels, improves efficiency, and transforms capabilities in multi-domain conflict.
According to the manufacturer, the highly maneuverable drone is made to perform GPS navigation, scanning, and mapping tasks in challenging urban combat scenarios. This capacity is made possible by the drone's artificial intelligence systems, which are driven by an . The drone can create a 3D map of its surroundings and transmit it to the operator through a handheld remote."Lanius is equipped with cameras fitted with multiple visual sensors and an IMU [internal measurement unit]," claims the company in the Lanius datasheet. "The system incorporates a SLAM [simultaneous location and mapping] algorithm, using image processing to identify points of interest and displays relevant data and identification information to the operator.
The launch of Lanius serves merely to highlight how quickly small yet lethal drones are evolving in the defense sector.
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