Thai MoD Inspects the Progress of Mini UAV D-Eyes Mk1
04 April 2019
D-Eyes Mk I mini UAV (all photos : DTI)
Ministry of Defense of Thailand Committee inspect for system testing of Defense Technology Institute (DTI) D-Eyes Mark I Mini UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle), 5 April 2019.
Gen. Preecha Prademmuk, Director of the Faculty of Science assigned Gen. Surasak Meemani, Advisor to the Ministry of Education visited to inspect and test the standard of small unmanned aircraft systems of the Mini-UAV D-Eyes MK1 at Photharam Airport, Ratchaburi Province on 5 Apr 2019. By examination results and the standard test is satisfied.
UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) another project that has been continuously developed for by Defense Technology Institute for The Royal Thai Air Force is a small unmanned aircraft system, Mini UAV, D-Eyes Mk1.
Which the committee sets the standard of equipment, The Ministry of Defense has inspected and tested the standards that in Photharam Airport, Ratchaburi, on April 5, 2019, is one step that is likely to lead to active duty in each units of the Thai Army.
In the year 2018 DTI was awarded the D-Eyes Mark I Mini UAV prototype for the Marine Corps Command Unit. The Royal Thai Navy has tried to use it. It is a progress in self-reliance in the Thai security industry.
Ministry of Defense of Thailand Committee inspect for system testing of Defense Technology Institute (DTI) D-Eyes Mark I Mini UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle), 5 April 2019.
Gen. Preecha Prademmuk, Director of the Faculty of Science assigned Gen. Surasak Meemani, Advisor to the Ministry of Education visited to inspect and test the standard of small unmanned aircraft systems of the Mini-UAV D-Eyes MK1 at Photharam Airport, Ratchaburi Province on 5 Apr 2019. By examination results and the standard test is satisfied.
UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle) another project that has been continuously developed for by Defense Technology Institute for The Royal Thai Air Force is a small unmanned aircraft system, Mini UAV, D-Eyes Mk1.
Which the committee sets the standard of equipment, The Ministry of Defense has inspected and tested the standards that in Photharam Airport, Ratchaburi, on April 5, 2019, is one step that is likely to lead to active duty in each units of the Thai Army.
In the year 2018 DTI was awarded the D-Eyes Mark I Mini UAV prototype for the Marine Corps Command Unit. The Royal Thai Navy has tried to use it. It is a progress in self-reliance in the Thai security industry.
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