The versatile solution is suitable for diverse drone needs and can be tailored to multiple camera configurations
Rehovot, Israel – Maris-Tech Ltd. (Nasdaq: MTEK, MTEKW) (“Maris-Tech” or the “Company”), a B2B provider of edge artificial intelligence (“AI”) accelerated video solutions for edge platforms, today announced the launch of Jupiter Drones, an innovative, drone-oriented solution based on Maris-Tech’s Jupiter Nano platform.
Jupiter Drones meets the diverse and emerging requirements of the drone market, suitable for a wide range of professional civilian, homeland security, and defense applications. The unique, compact, and lightweight product is specifically tailored to fit the various configurations of drone cameras and offers an optional add-on AI acceleration module.
Jupiter Drones was demonstrated at the Commercial UAV Expo held in September 2023 in the United States.
“Our breakthrough product has a lighter, compact form factor uniquely designed for integration on drones, featuring Maris-Tech’s powerful, best-in-class video streaming technologies. Maris-Tech continues to focus on high-performance solutions that deliver a technological edge and superior operational performance for every type of unmanned platform,” said Israel Bar, Chief Executive Officer of Maris-Tech.
About Maris-Tech Ltd.
Maris-Tech is a B2B provider of video streaming and AI technology, founded by veterans of the Israel technology sector with extensive electrical engineering and imaging experience. Our products are designed to meet the growing demands of commercial and tactical applications, delivering high-performance, compact, low power and low latency solutions to companies worldwide, including leading electro-optical payload, RF datalink and unmanned platform manufacturers as well as defense, HLS, and communication companies. For more information, visit https://www.maris-tech.com.
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