Legacy Product
Eclipse 2.0: Long-Endurance Fixed-Wing RTK Drone
Centimeter-level RTK/PPK mapping with up to 100 minutes per flight: the drone that mapped volcanoes, mines, and hundreds of thousands of acres.
Efficiency with precision
Eclipse 2.0 was a fixed-wing, high-precision photogrammetry mapping tool for efficiently measuring large areas: up to 700 acres at 1.3 inches per pixel in a single 400 ft flight. It supported RTK and PPK workflows with centimeter-level GPS precision and long-range 900 MHz connectivity independent of cellular networks.
Built rugged with a detachable landing skid and reverse thrust for landings in tight spaces, Eclipse flew from almost any site. Configurable payloads included Sony, MicaSense, and FLIR cameras for land surveys, topography, geology, planimetrics, and cadastre applications.
Everything traveled in one rugged transport case, with up to 6.5 hours of batteries and tool-free assembly in about a minute, guided by the Robota GCS ground control station.
Archived Specifications
Eclipse 2.0 specs
Flight Time
59, 80, or 100 minutes by battery option
GNSS
RTK and PPK precision, GPS GLONASS Galileo L1/L2
Camera Resolution
20 MP (Sony RX100)
Ground Sampling
1.3 in per pixel @ 400 ft
Mapping Area
400 to 700 acres per flight
Communication Range
5+ miles, 900 MHz (no cellular needed)
Max Wind
28 mph
Transport Case
35.32 x 17.88 x 17.88 in