Boeing’s [BA] Insitu subsidiary yesterday said it has introduced a new, man-portable small unmanned aircraft system (UAS) for the public safety market. The short-range Inceptor UAS weighs less than four pounds, fits into the trunk of a squad car and provides stable, real-time video to a handheld ground control station. Insitu says the system can operate in sustained winds and wind gusts and still provide stable imagery. The rotorcraft can stay aloft and operate for more than 20 minutes at…
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