A 1600 mm twin-motor fixed-wing UAV for long-range reconnaissance, mapping and survey. Two people, no launcher: it goes up from the hand and cruises at 60 to 70 km/h with the sensor of the mission in the nose.
All-up weight covers everything from a light fixed-wing mapping drone to a fully loaded long-range survey configuration. Endurance follows the weight and the battery pack.
Both propellers sit ahead of the wing, leaving the belly free for a gimbal or a mapping camera — the reason the same airframe works as a survey drone and a reconnaissance UAV. Losing one motor still leaves the aircraft flyable back to the launch point.
Wing and fuselage were run through computational fluid dynamics before the first prototype: attached flow along the span, low interference between the fuselage and the wing root.
A fixed-wing UAV with no lift rotors is the lightest way to cover distance. The price is recovery: it needs somewhere to land.
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