Boeing Insitu

Insitu is a company in Bingen, Washington, United States. The site says it is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company. Insitu designs, builds and operates uncrewed aircraft systems, also called drones, for defense and government customers around the world. Its headquarters and production facility are in Bingen.

The product range includes the Integrator and ScanEagle aircraft, and the RQ-21A Blackjack. Payloads include cameras and sensors such as Alticam, EO960, EOIR5, a dual imager, NSP-3 and NSP-5, and a WAMI system. Software includes a Common Ground Control Station, INEXA Control, Catalina, TacitView, a Media Management Suite and a Tungsten SDK.

The site says the company's platforms have over one million hours of operational flying. It says they work in harsh environments and can fly without a runway. The site also describes services that support customers on site or from a remote location.

The company has offices in Australia, the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates. The Australian office is in Alderley, Queensland. The UK office is in Oxford, where the site says an autonomy centre of excellence was opened. The UAE office is at the Tawazun Industrial Park in Abu Dhabi. The site says Insitu has supported NATO for nearly 20 years.

The site says the company began in a small garage in 1994 and has more than 30 years of experience. Diane Rose is the president and chief executive. The site lists careers, a product support page and a contact form for general inquiries.