THE NDAA COMPLIANT
FLYING DRONE
The ACLS Soten
- For disaster response, inspection, and surveillance where the security of captured data, flight data, and communications must be assured.
- For missions that require a drone that is waterproof, dustproof and with high wind resistance.
- For compact portability and ease of use over a wide area.
- For easy, intuitive operation that anyone can use.
- For those who require an affordable NDAA compliant solution.
Key Features
- Security measures based on ISO15408 to prevent data leakage and extraction and to provide resistance to hijacking.
One-touch-swappable camera enabling a wide array of camera options. The standard camera can be swapped with an EO/IR combination camera, a multispectral camera, and an optical zoom camera.
Extensive scalability with the use of LTE communications, SOTEN can be controlled over the internet, enabling autonomous beyond-visual-line-of-sight operation.
EXTENSIVE COMMUNICATION
With the use of LTE communications, SOTEN can be controlled over the internet, enabling the ability to perform autonomous beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations.
The use of offline maps allows the ground control software application to display maps and manage autonomous flight, even in environments where internet access is not available.
An adapter for mounting the camera on the top of the drone, enabling the inspection of infrastructure from below, is currently under development.
ADVANCED SECURITY
Key parts of the aircraft are either produced in Japan or procured from highly reliable overseas sources. Security is enhanced with encrypted communications. Acquired data can be encrypted and optionally managed in the Japanese cloud.
Security measures based on ISO15408 are applied to prevent data leakage and extraction and to provide resistance to hijacking.
