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FlyCam UAV provides US Nuclear Corp with state-of-the-art commercial heavy-lift all-weather flight platforms. These UAVs are manufactured in a NATO country, thus satisfying various U.S. government agencies’ security concerns.

The NEO Octocopter or the ZOE quadcopter, with fast deployment, strategic pre-positioning, slow pass and hover capability for enhanced sensitivity, pinpointing precise source location, detection of thermal signatures; protect personnel from exposure to sources both on the ground and in the air during detection efforts.

US Nuclear Corp’s partnership with FlyCam UAV provides a flight platform that can hold the DroneRad radiation sensors or the DroneChem chemical detection sensors, either individually or flown together setting US Nuclear Corp’s UAV Air Forensics program apart from other market drone sensing opportunities. Among the many benefits, FlyCam UAV’s drones offer in the UAV Air Forensics systems of US Nuclear Corp they have no Chinese manufacturing or software, a critical plus for police and military.


for more info: https://usnuclearcorp.com/

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