5 kg that fits in a backpack
A 25 kg airframe carrying 5 kg for 2.5 hours.
Jammed or spoofed satellites change nothing on board: anti-jam sensors and a closed-loop pose algorithm hold every second of flight, and the return home follows the recorded route under full control.
Three independent sensor sets run in parallel, arbitrate every decision and back each other up — a single fault ends in an alert, never an accident.
Closed-loop flight control corrects attitude and trajectory continuously, making the airframe itself a stable observation base — and once an EO/IR pod is on board, platform stability and pod observation stack into system-level targeting precision.
High-speed motion and rough seas do not interrupt operations: precise launch and recovery from moving platforms is routine, with divert landings 100 km and beyond.
Aircraft-to-aircraft relay, one ground station commanding many aircraft, launch at A and land at B — complex missions, executed in complex environments.
Batch deliveries and years of field operations have put more than 10,000 aircraft in service worldwide. Every one of them builds the record the next customer checks.
A 25 kg airframe carrying 5 kg for 2.5 hours.
A 2.5-hour class electric VTOL that one operator can launch from the back of a pickup.
The largest all-electric model in the range: 15 kg of payload, 2.5 hours, 6,500 m ceiling.
Hybrid-electric power keeps it on station for 2.5 hours while carrying 15 kg of mission payload.
A 2.5-hour airborne node for the first 72 hours of a disaster.
A 200 kg tandem-rotor unmanned helicopter.
Send your operating profile — terrain, altitude, sortie length, payload and communications environment. Our engineering team returns a configuration, payload options and delivery schedule.