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Schiebel India, the subsidiary of Austrian unmanned aerial systems manufacturer Schiebel, is looking to expand its market presence in India beyond military applications. After successfully securing orders for its flagship Camcopter S-100 from the Indian Navy, the company is now targeting the civilian sector, according to Jajati Mohanty, CEO of Schiebel India.

The Camcopter S-100, renowned as a best-in-class Vertical Take-off and Landing (VTOL) Unmanned Aerial System (UAS), has gained extensive operational experience in both military and civilian applications. The system is designed for versatile, high-performance operations across various domains.

“There is significant interest from both the military and civilian market,” Mohanty stated, emphasizing the potential for the S-100 to transition seamlessly into the civilian sector.

The S-100 has already garnered interest from diverse sectors like Oil and Gas Industry that are Looking for reliable, long-endurance platforms for inspections and surveillance.

While the S-100 continues to solidify its reputation in the military domain, Schiebel India is actively exploring opportunities in the civilian market. “India is of paramount importance to us,” Mohanty stated, expressing confidence in securing significant customers across both sectors.

The S-100 is equipped with advanced features that make it a preferred choice for both military and civilian customers:

Long Range and Endurance: The S-100 delivers reliable performance in long-range and long-endurance missions, making it particularly appealing for sectors like oil and gas exploration and government agencies seeking robust unmanned solutions.

Payload Capacity: The S-100 can carry up to 50 kg of payload, allowing it to perform a wide range of tasks.

Multi-Role Modularity: Its modular architecture enables the drone to switch between missions, such as Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), Search and Rescue (SAR), and Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW), with ease.

Sensor Flexibility: The platform can accommodate multiple sensors, offering versatility for complex operations.

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