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MMIST systems enable the safe and accurate delivery of critical supplies and aerial services in support of search and rescue, humanitarian relief, and military operations in hostile environments.
The Sherpa is the most widely used and mature GPS guided parachute delivery system available. This proven technology accurately delivers up to one ton of supplies from cargo aircraft under adverse real-world conditions.
The SnowGoose Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) is an organically deployable system that delivers unmatched payload, endurance and operational flexibility and is the world's first fielded cargo UAV.
SnowGoose
The SnowGoose Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) is an organically deployable system that delivers unmatched payload, endurance and operational flexibility. In addition to being the worlds first fielded cargo UAV, the SnowGoose is a multi-mission system ideally suited for surveillance and communications applications.
Sherpa
The Sherpa is the most widely used and mature GPS guided parachute delivery system available. This proven technology accurately delivers up to one ton of supplies from cargo aircraft under adverse real-world conditions. Using the Sherpa, cargo aircrew and aircraft are able to achieve pinpoint cargo accuracy while deploying cargo from the safety of 25,000 ft (7.6 km) vertical standoff.
3 Iber Road
Ottawa, Ontario
K2S 1E6
Tel: +1 (613) 723 0403
Fax: +1 (613) 723 8925
Web: www.mmist.ca
GPS-Guided Parachutes
- GPS-guided parachutes increase safety in resupply »
The cargo bay doors of a KC-130J Hercules opened, bringing the night air into view, as a chill wind circulated through the inside of the plane.
Psychological Operations (PSYOP)
- Psychological Operations (PSYOP) »
SnowGoose - U.S. Army descriptions note that the mission of Psychological Operations (PSYOP) “is to disseminate truthful information to foreign audiences in support of U.S. goals and objectives.”
Sherpa Guided Parachute
- That’s one smart parachute! »
Warrant Officer Mike Hamilton, an Airborne Trials and Evaluations Section parachute rigger from the Canadian Forces Advanced Land Warfare Centre, does the final safety inspection on a 2200 lb. load with the Sherpa guided parachute delivery system.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)
- MMIST Embarks on a $30MM R&D Project »
Sean McCann MMIST’s President and CEO announced today that MMIST has obtained a strategic investment from Technology Parternships Canada (TPC) to assist in the development of next generation products, designed to reduce the risk of cargo delivery in remote and hostile environments.
Unmanned Systems Integration
- US Army flags stepped up UAV aerial logistics requirement »
Unmanned logistics air vehicles (ULAV) are likely to gain a significantly greater role in US Army operations over the next one to four years according to its head of Unmanned Systems Integration, Colonel John Burke.
Unmanned Vehicle Systems
- Testing Unmanned Aircraft »
Their own private Idaho ... and Kansas, and North Dakota. Western United States abound in space for testing unmanned systems
