Ft. Benning, GA- Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment (AEWE)
Phoenix50-H
Spcs. Jon Walden and Colin Eikenhorst operate a Phoenix 50H - Sense Through the Roof Unmanned Aerial System via a remote control from a rooftop at McKenna MOUT Site Sept. 22 at Fort Benning, Ga. The miniature helicopter contains multiple sensors to detect occupants within a compound. The Soldiers from A Company, 1st Battalion, 29th Infantry Regiment will conduct experiments using this technology, developed by Tialinx, during the Army Expeditionary Warrior Experiment at Fort Benning from Oct. 17 through Nov. 4. Photo by Kristin Molinaro.
Phoenix50-A: A VTOL sUAS with Software-Defined Multi-Function Radar
Phoenix50 Landing on a Roof
Phoenix50-A is a remotely controlled small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) integrated with mm-wave miniaturized radars. It has a software-defined multi-function radar sensor implemented with its vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) platform. The Phoenix50-A VTOL sUAS system is capable of performing various functions such as motion detection within a compound, scanning the ground for unexploded ordnance (UXO), and non-line of site (NLOS) landing using fine beam ultra-wideband (UWB), multi-Gigahertz radio frequency (RF) sensor array. The sUAS can be remotely controlled at long standoff distances from the ground or an airborne asset.
Phoenix50-H1: Special Antenna and Electronics Design with Software-Defined UXO Detection
Detection of Displacement
Phoenix50-H1 is a VTOL sUAS and its special antenna design for detection of objects underground. Through multiple scans, the target's 3-D image is constructed and presented in a remote monitor. This clip demonstrates raw data collection.
Two Mini-UAV Operation to Detect Compound Occupancy in Motion or Breathing Modes
Combination of two mini-UAVs dubbed as Phoenix50-HTM with integrated RF sensor to detect compound occupancy in motion or breathing modes, and Eye-In-The-SkyTM a remote site surveillance guide to the operator enables landing of the sensor at a suitable place. This clip demonstrates the operation of both mini-UAVs in Unisom to investigate occupancy of a premise.
A Multi-Sensor Mini-Copter with an Extended Remote Landing Range and Reporting Capability
Phoenix50-H Landed on a Cart
Phoenix50-HTM is a quad coaxial mini-copter system is capable of performing multiple functions such as detecting movement or breathing of a hiding person in a compound from a sloped roof. The mini-copter can be remotely controlled at extended standoff distances of more than multiples of 100 feet from ground or an airborne asset to keep the operators out of harm’s way.
A Mini-UAV with a Long Standoff Capability to Detect Motion and Breathing Inside a Compound
Phoenix40-A
Phoenix40-ATM is a lightweight and agile mini-UAV with programmability to fly to or land at multiple waypoints has been integrated with TiaLinx’s fine beam ultra-wideband (UWB), multi-Gigahertz radio frequency (RF) sensor array. The system provides long standoff surveillance of a premise to track movement as well as to detect motionless live objects.
