UX11 Ag
The UX11 Ag is a fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle manufactured by Delair and optimized for large-scale agricultural and forestry surveying. Weighing 1.4 kg, it features an integrated multispectral camera, dual-frequency GNSS with post-processed kinematic positioning, and supports beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations with flight endurance up to 80 minutes.
Overview and Use Cases
The UX11 Ag is a fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicle designed for aerial surveying in agricultural and forestry applications. The system is hand-launchable and supports beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) operations, enabling coverage of large areas in a single flight. It is available in over 70 countries and integrates with industry software platforms including Trimble Business Center.
Key Capabilities
- Integrated high-grade multispectral camera for plant-level crop analysis
- Global shutter RGB camera capability
- Dual-frequency GNSS with post-processed kinematic (PPK) positioning for centimeter-level geolocation accuracy
- Hand-launch capability with ballistic trajectory operation (BTOL)
- Beyond-visual-line-of-sight (BVLOS) flight operations
- Coverage of 300+ acres per flight mission
Specifications
- Weight: 1.4 kg
- Maximum Flying Range: 53 km (33 miles)
- Flight Endurance: 59–80 minutes
- Primary Camera: Integrated high-grade multispectral camera
- Secondary Camera: Global shutter RGB camera on base UX11 platform
- Positioning: Dual-frequency GNSS with PPK capability
Applications
The UX11 Ag is designed for large-scale agricultural surveying and forestry monitoring. The multispectral imaging capability supports plant-level crop analysis, enabling assessment of crop health, vigor, and stress conditions across agricultural properties. The long flight endurance and extended range allow efficient coverage of expansive areas without multiple sorties.
Manufacturer
The UX11 Ag is manufactured by Delair, a company founded in 2011 and headquartered in Toulouse, France. The product is built on the broader UX11 fixed-wing UAV platform.
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