Overview
The company provides a range of robotics platforms across aerial, ground, and sea domains. Their product categories include unmanned aerial vehicles, tethered aerial vehicles, counter-drone equipment, and payload carriers, along with C5ISR (Command, Control, Computers, Cyber & AI) and communications equipment.
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- Another course finished: “hardware tweaks that push COT drones beyond their stock capabilities” - course Available for governmental agencies.
- Our training team uses Obriy simulators to rehearse the same scenario under different conditions: rain, fog, cloud cover, daylight, sunset or night. This gives students the opportunity to practise, test their decisions and build confidence as conditions change. Interested in trying the simulator, learning with our team or testing a scenario? Contact our training team to arrange a session. Not everything can be foreseen. More can be prepared for. #Obriy #DroneTraining #Simulation #MissionReadiness #BSS
- A UTP cable just replaced a whole RF chain. A single UTP running 300m to a mast-mounted TX, with ELRS backpack + Video receiver running cleanly over that length. No signal degradation. And we have not even talked about what happens when you add our ELRS repeater behind that 300m extension. We teach how to build this in the BSS Belgium Academy. Not theory. The actual build. Have you ever pushed a CRSF or ELRS link over cable this far?
- always ready to support you on your next project!
- We’re always ready to support you on your next project!
- Pushing drone beyond their stock capabilities. BSS Belgium R&D department: This time: AVATA2 Thermal Edition 640px 95° Wide Angle
- We field test gear before we vouch for it. Sneak peek is up: close-ups of a new modular FPV system with repeater & drop-from- mothership module we’re now testing. Battery- Camera- and VTX bracket, all swap independently. We don’t even talk about its software capabilities. Video feed & telemetry can run over Sylvus or any other IP radio mesh. What modular FPV system do you know?
- Fixing the antenna was never the lesson. Swap a bad antenna for a good one and the video clears up. The student just learned a task. Explain first why the polarization or link budget was wrong, then have them measure the RSSI gain themselves, and they learn a principle. He can apply that principle to a situation you never showed him. That is the difference between an operator and an instructor, and it is exactly what our Train-the-Trainer course is built around. Contact us for more info 🫡
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