List of unmanned aerial vehicles

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A Boeing 720 being flown under remote control as part of NASA's Controlled Impact Demonstration

The following is a list of Unmanned aerial vehicles developed and operated by various countries around the world. Listed with primary mission(s) and year of first flight.

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[edit] Austrian models

[edit] Belgian models

[edit] Brazilian/South African model

[edit] Bulgarian models

  • RUM-1, target (1967)
  • RUM-2, target (1967)
  • RUM-2M, target (1969)
  • RUM-2MB, target (1971)
  • M-200, target (1971)
  • UtRUM, targer (1974)
  • P-200, target (1975)
  • Yastreb-1, target (1978)
  • Yastreb-2, target (1981)
  • Yastreb-3,target (1982)
  • NITI (2006)

[edit] Canadian models

[edit] Chilean models

  • Sirol, reconnaissance and researsh (2007) UAV Sirol

[edit] Chinese (PRC) models

[edit] Czech models

  • SOJKA III [1]

[edit] European models

[edit] French models

[edit] German models

Luna X 2000 UAV for reconnaissance and ESM missions of the German Army

[edit] Greek models

[edit] Hezbollah models

  • Mirsad-1, reconnaissance, possible weapon (2004)

[edit] Indian models

[edit] Indonesian models

[edit] Israeli models

IAI Pioneer UAV flying over Iraq

[edit] Iranian models

[edit] Italian models

[edit] Japanese models

[edit] Jordanian models

[edit] Malaysia

[edit] Mexican models

[edit] Pakistani models

  • Ababeel Aerial Drone
  • Baaz Aerial Drone
  • Uqaab Aerial Drone

[edit] Polish models

  • AerialRobotics FoxUAV [4]
  • ITWL HOB-bit
  • WB Electronics SOFAR [5]
  • WB Electronics RUFUS [6]

[edit] Serbian models

  • IBL-2000
  • Mini UAV Gavran (Raven)
  • Medium UAV

[edit] Singaporean models

[edit] South African models

[edit] South Korean models

  • KAI Night Intruder, reconnaissance

[edit] Soviet/Russian models

UAV ZALA 421-08, a man-portable russian UAV capable of 90min flight time with video/photo/IR camera


[edit] Spanish models

Fulmar during a flight

[edit] Swiss models

[edit] Swedish models

[edit] Taiwanese models

  • Chung Shyang II [8]

[edit] Turkish models

Bayraktar Mini UAV, first mini unmanned aerial system used by Turkish Armed Forces.
Malazgirt VTOL Mini Unmanned System operated by Turkish Armed Forces

[edit] Thai models

[edit] United Kingdom models

[edit] United States military models

[edit] United States non-military models

[edit] Privately developed

Commercial interest in non-military UAVs has led to several startups that are designing and selling autonomous aircraft. These include:

  • Higheye automatic camera helicopters [9]
  • Trek Aerospace Dragonfly
  • Phantom Sentinel
  • Phyxius
  • Insitu Aerosonde
  • AerialRobotics [10]
  • Airborne Autonomous Systems (HAVS) [11] Developmental
  • Miraterre Flight Systems [12]
  • Rotomotion [13]
  • Autopilot [14]
  • Neural Robotics [15]
  • Micropilot [16]
  • Procerus Technologies [17]
  • Mavionics [18]
  • Baykar Machine [19]
  • Arcturus-UAV T-15/T-16
  • First Serbian unmanned aerial vehicle called “Nikola Tesla-150” projected and built by team of students called “EMA” [20]
  • UAV Development Group at University of São Paulo - School of Engineering of São Carlos - Brazil
  • Imaging 1's micro UAV [21]
  • ATAIR LEAPP [22]
  • ATAIR Micro LEAPP[23]
  • ATAIR Insect
  • Viking Aerospace, LLC [24]
  • Continental Controls and Design, Inc. [25]
  • Gyrodyne DASH or Drone Anti-Submarine Helicopter [26]
  • Verhagen X2 [27]
  • Vector P [28]
  • Kestrel-T UAS [29]

[edit] Open Source UAV Projects

  • Albatross UAV Project [30]
  • Autopilot project (Closed up for earning $$ eventually) [31]
  • CUAV - The custom UAV flight controller project [32]
  • DIY Drones [33]
  • Full UAV - Software Embedded Control in sf.net recruiting developer
  • The Paparazzi Project [34]
  • The R/C pilot project[35]
  • The Remote Control Auto Pilot 2 (rcap2) [36]
  • HOVTOL The Horizontal Or Vertical Takeoff Or Landing UAV project [37]

[edit] References

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