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Unmanned research aircraft APUS and Prometheus
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Unmanned research aircraft APUS and Prometheus
Unmanned research aircraft APUS and Prometheus
Unmanned research aircraft APUS and Prometheus
The unmanned research aircraft APUS (right) and Prometheus (left) allow for testing novel applications up to the flight trial stage.
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