Ground Control Station
Mission Control at Your Fingertips
The ANAVIA Ground Control Station is a portable mission command system for planning, executing, and monitoring unmanned helicopter operations. Autonomous mission programming, real-time telemetry, and encrypted data link management for beyond-line-of-sight operations.
Precision Command
Center.
Fast and easy programming of autonomous missions on a user-friendly interface.
User-Friendly Interface
Fast and intuitive programming of fully autonomous missions with drag-and-drop waypoint planning.
Real-Time Telemetry
Continuous updates on mission progress, aircraft performance, and payload status on a high-brightness display.
Ergonomic Design
Intuitive controls ensure efficient operation with minimal training. Single-operator or crew configurations.
Weatherproof Housing
Rugged, transportable flight case designed for deployment in harsh field environments.
Encrypted
Data Links.
Mesh IP Tactical Radio
MANET with up to 60 nodes. AES-256 encryption. IP68 rated. 10 W output.
Active Tracking Dish
S-band MIMO. Dual-axis automatic tracking. High-bandwidth video and telemetry.
Tactical Datalink
Electronically steered beam. EW-resilient. GNSS-denied capable.
LTE/SATCOM
5G/4G cellular networks and Inmarsat satellite coverage for global operations.
Technical Data
Common Questions About Mission Control
What is the ANAVIA Ground Control Station?
The ANAVIA Ground Control Station (GCS) is a portable mission command system for operating ANAVIA unmanned helicopters. It provides autonomous mission planning on a user-friendly interface, real-time telemetry monitoring of all critical flight data, and encrypted data link management. The GCS supports both single-operator and crew configurations with advanced radio headsets for team communication.
What data link options does ANAVIA offer?
ANAVIA offers four data link options: Mesh IP tactical radio (MANET, AES-256 encryption, IP68 rated), active tracking dish antenna (S-band MIMO, dual-axis tracking), point-to-multipoint tactical datalink (electronically steered beam, EW-resilient, GNSS-denied capable), and LTE/SATCOM for unlimited range via 5G/4G cellular networks and Inmarsat satellite coverage.
Can ANAVIA helicopters fly beyond line of sight?
Yes. With the tactical datalink system, ANAVIA helicopters can operate beyond visual line of sight (BVLOS) using fully encrypted terrestrial radio. With optional LTE or SATCOM connectivity, the operational range is unlimited. The aircraft features automatic return-to-home in case of lost radio contact and redundant GNSS receivers (GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galileo).
How is the data link encrypted?
All ANAVIA data links use military-grade AES-256 encryption. The Mesh IP radio system supports mobile ad hoc networking (MANET) with up to 60 network nodes and up to 10 watts of output power. The system is IP-based, allowing integration with existing military and civilian communication networks.
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