Spiri Robotics has reached an exciting milestone with the delivery of its first shipment of Spiri Mu drones to the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF). These advanced drones are slated for deployment at the Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC) base in DND Suffield, where they will undergo rigorous testing in counter-UAS (Unmanned Aerial Systems) and ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance) operations.
The Spiri Mu drones represent a significant advancement in unmanned aerial technology, designed to excel in both protective and scouting missions for land vehicles and ships. Featuring a sleek design optimized for stealth and efficiency, these drones blend seamlessly into the sky, offering invaluable surveillance capabilities against a variety of backgrounds.
Spiri Mu is a programmable, autonomous unmanned aerial system (UAS) running ROS (Robot Operating System) over Ubuntu Linux 20.4 on a powerful onboard computer. This advanced technology ensures robust performance and flexibility in a wide range of operational scenarios.
"We are thrilled to announce the delivery of our Spiri Mu drones to the CAF," said Paul MacInnes, Vice President of Government Relations at Spiri Robotics.
With options available in gray and camouflage patterns, the Spiri Mu drones are not only technologically advanced but also adaptable to various operational environments. Their integration into CAF's testing framework at DND Suffield signifies a new era in unmanned aerial capabilities, promising enhanced defense strategies and operational effectiveness.
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