Case Study: Boeing retrieves UAV flight data with a crash-survivable video recorder

October 15, 2021

Mercury helps Boeing capture and retrieve critical flight evidence with a crash-survivable video recorder

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Mercury's FAERITO® video recorder was the first purpose-built, crash-survivable, multi-functional avionics video recorder on the market qualified to EUROCAE ED-112A, RTCA DO-160E and MIL-STD 1553 standards. During their development of an unmanned aerial vehicle, Boeing was able to use the FAERITO video recorder to gather critical crash data from test flights to improve future designs.

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