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Homeland Security
The MLB Bat can provide day or night (visible or infrared) imagery for 6 hours on solitary missions or 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by operating in teams. From one central location, operators can monitor the full array of urban infrastructure:
 railways
bridges
power transmission corridors
water treatment and storage sites
natural gas facilities
ports and harbors
crowds and events
With fuel costs of less than 20 cents per hour, a Bat is an extremely economical means to have a mobile, persistent eye in the sky.
Click on the images below for higher-resolution versions
This image of a bridge over Interstate 80 near Berkeley was captured from video taken during an experimental surveillance flight. (216 KB)
Crowds, sports events, and other public gatherings can be monitored without drawing attention to the aircraft. (56 KB)
Power plants such as Shipping Port in Pennsylvania can be monitored continously from the air with the aid of a Bat. (66 KB)
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