Quantum Systems Australia made a significant debut at the ADAS Exhibition in Manila, highlighting its cutting-edge uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) and expressing a strong interest in supporting the growing Philippine market. The company, known for its expertise in electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) UAS, showcased its solutions for defence, security, and public safety applications.
During the exhibition, the company presented its Vector™ system, a highly automated sUAS designed for aerial data capture. The Vector features an open systems architecture, allowing users to continuously upgrade and expand its capabilities. At the heart of the system is the Quantum-Skynode flight control computer, providing onboard AI capabilities for enhanced performance. Known for its ease of use, flexible flight options, and superior endurance, the Vector excels in ISR (intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance) and security missions, even in challenging environments. Its silent operation and ability to perform in difficult terrains make it a standout platform in the global UAS market.
Simon Morris, Business Development Director at Quantum Systems, also shared insights with DefenseHere.com, expressing the company's enthusiasm for expanding into the Philippine market. He emphasized the growing need for autonomous systems like UAVs in the region and highlighted the user-friendly design of the Vector, ideal for military and security personnel.
Quantum Systems’ ongoing investment in research and development, coupled with its commitment to local supply chains and job creation, continues to strengthen Australia's defence industry. Since its founding in Germany in 2015, Quantum Systems has expanded its operations across Europe, the United States, and the Asia-Pacific region.
