Miniature unattended ground sensor (UGS) system
Enemy force detection within complex terrains and environments is vital in today’s dynamic and unpredictable battlefield. This requirement goes beyond intermittent patrols by manned or unmanned forces; it demands continuous, extended surveillance over these areas.
Lonely Rider utilizes multi-modal sensors to autonomously monitor unattended urban, forested, open, mountainous and underground environments. The accurate and early detection of human and vehicular activity significantly increases force lethality, efficacy and survivability. Deployed manually or autonomously via drone, the sensors offer a range of continuous monitoring periods to allow for the maximum number of operational scenarios. The lightweight tactical sensors enable multi-mission capabilities, making Lonely Rider ideal for force protection, border and site protection and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) applications.
Multiple deployment options
- Autonomous Dropping
- Autonomous Lowering
- Manually Deployment
Flexible monitoring timeframes
The system provides a broad range of continuous monitoring periods, including 7 days (rechargeable), 21 days (compact), 3 years (continuous operation) and 10 years (sleep mode).
Robust communication
The system leverages a self-forming and self-healing mesh network:
• Robust operation at zero elevation
• Using minimal spectrum resources
Variety of solutions to remotely communicate with the field
• RF hub/relay - up to 500m between two units
• RF directional antenna – up to 5Km
• Cellular hub – in each area with LTE coverage
A variety of small multi-modal sensors
Key Benefits
Key Features
of key points for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR)
of mounted and dismounted targets
