MBDA Remote Carrier 100 3D model

MBDA Remote Carrier 100

A new category of weapon from MBDA is ‘Remote Carriers’, various air-launched autonomous platforms that deliver multiple effects, whether lethal or non-lethal, as well as new services for munitions such as intelligence, targeting, and deception of enemy sensors. Such remote carriers would function as baits and decoys, carry additional weapons ahead of the manned aircraft and closer to heavily defended targets, collect ISR or establish communications nodes. The RC100 is a derivative of the Smart Glider and has the same dimensions and weight, 1.8 meters and 120 kg respectively. Being an expendable system cost is obviously an issue thus passive and active payloads installed will have to take that parameter into consideration. Launched ahead of an attack formation, the RC100 can carry out different missions, depending on its payloads, electronic warfare and reconnaissance being the main ones, the system being also used as an air-to-air decoy providing a radar cross section comparable to that of a fighter, leading the enemy to switch on its air defence radars, that once picked up would be destroyed by longer range missiles. In that case stealth is not much an issue. Being a derivative of the Smart Glider, the RC100 can be fitted to the SmartLauncher that would then carry six of them, and can be fitted in the weapons bay of 5th generation fighters. It also maintains the swarm capabilities inherent to the Smart Glider.

About Model: High polygon model with detachable and animated elements. The coloring of the model is based on the use of materials, and individual elements are made on the basis of textures.

3D format: 3DS MAX 2009, FBX, OBJ. Textures: JPG (Diffuse, Mask).

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