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SUAS Laboratory: Python Effort Distribution

This document provides information about the SUAS Laboratory's Python Effort Distribution, authorized for DoD and DoD contractors only. It includes details about the laboratory's purpose, missions, flight operations, engineering capabilities, and ongoing projects. Additionally, it offers recommendations for further development in search and find operations.

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SUAS Laboratory: Python Effort Distribution

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  1. UNCLASSIFIED SUAS Laboratory – Python Effort Distribution authorized to DoD and DoD contractors only; Critical Technology; August 2001. Other requests for this document shall be referred to the U.S. Army RDECOM, ATTN: AMSRD-AMR. Daniel Hiatt AMRDEC SUAS Engineer 256-842-4204 (ph) daniel.c.hiatt@us.army.mil Aviation and Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center UNCLASSIFIED

  2. Established and Our Purpose The SUAS Laboratory was established in November 2003 with direction, support, and funding from the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Project Office Our primary mission is to provide quick technical solutions in response to problems identified with the operational use of the Raven System. Our secondary mission is to Lead the SUAS Research and Development Efforts and SUAS Technology Integration Needs for the UAS Project Office.

  3. Flight Assets provided by the UAS PO The SUAS Lab stores, maintains, and operates the UAS Project Office’s Raven A, A/B, and B FRP System and a Pointer System; the Systems are utilized for testing both in the Lab and In- flight.

  4. Flight Operations SUAS Lab personnel are Qualified to Operate Raven A, Raven B, and Pointer System Qualified to Instruct Capable of Conducting Flight Operations and Flight Test Raven Night operations conducted to support the 82nd Airborne during an operational exercise Flight demonstration for BG Davis-Commander of the Joint Unmanned Aircraft Systems Center of Excellence

  5. Engineering Design and Manufacturing Capabilities The SUAS Lab can design and fabricate flight components as well as subcomponents for MAV, SUAS, and Medium UAS. Mold design & fabrication and Composite Parts fabrication Foam Part design & fabrication and Vacuum Bagging We can also design and fabricate test equipment for subcomponent evaluation. GPS Bracket design and Electric Motor Test Stand

  6. Projects BioRaven ChemRaven TICKRaven Weaponized Raven Extended Raven

  7. Summary The SUAS Laboratory has a proven record of meeting the needs of the US Army SUAS Program and the US Army Soldier, in a timely and effective manner.

  8. Special Thanks Huntsville Test: 8 AUG 09 Keith Allen Harmony Safari Park 431 Cloud’s Cove Rd. Huntsville, AL 35803 (877)726-4625

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  14. Homestead Test Everglades National Park 9-10 SEPT 09

  15. DAY Screen Captures Snake Under “Medium” Brush Cover Black Hot White Hot

  16. DAY Screen Captures Snake Partially Exposed and Out-stretched Black Hot White Hot

  17. DAY Screen Captures Snake Under “Heavy” Brush Cover Black Hot White Hot

  18. AFTERNOON Screen Captures Snake Under “Heavy” Brush Cover Black Hot White Hot

  19. AFTERNOON Screen Captures Snake Exposed Black Hot White Hot

  20. AFTERNOON Screen Captures Snake Getting Angry Snake Angry

  21. Recommendations • Develop CONOP to search and find • Follow on evening flight tests, winter tests? • Explore autonomous search algorithms

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