The Estonian company Threod Systems was showcasing its newest UAV, the VTOL variant of its Stream C, which combines classic wings and four electric rotors mounted on booms located roughly at mid-length of the wings.
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Threod Systems' Stream C UAV (Picture source: Army Recognition)
Threod Systems' Stream C UAV (Picture source: Army Recognition)
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