The Guardian Unmanned Helicopter
The American made Guardian flies and maneuvers autonomously. It can be stored in a Humwee. Two operators launch the Guardian in 20 minutes and control the payload. Operators can be trained in two-three day periods to control and maintain the American Unmanned Systems' Guardian.
Guardian provides dynamic re-tasking and auto routing, Auto takeoff and landing. Guardian has an easy-to-use ground control station with 2D/3D flight planning features and moving map displays.
Digitally-controlled electric-tail Rotor/Starter/Generator
Guardian is very light-weight - Total weight 350 lbs
Payload nose, max 50 lbs, is detachable and can be exchanged in less than 5 minutes for different mission payloads for various missions including search and rescue, forest fire fighting, reconnaissance, and surveillance.
| Mission endurance | up to 5 hours |
| Length: | 114 inches |
| Height: | 47 inches |
| Rotor: | 129 inches In diameter |
| Weight: | 350 pounds |
| Mission Payload: Interchangeable nose | 35 - 50 lbs |
| Engine: | 42 HP, heavy-fuel using JP8, JP 5, 4 |
| Mission Endurance: | 5 hours |
| Max Speed: | 100 knots |
| Navigation: | Autonomous, waypoint nav, GPS Differential |

Made in America by American Unmanned Systems
The Guardian Unmanned Helicopter in flight
The Guardian dimensions
The unmanned helicopter Guardian supports realtime surveillance.
The Guardian
Operational and mission training is provided by the Guardian simulator
