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Three classes of aircraft. One standard of engineering.
From a whole coastline in a single sortie to a tower survey at arm’s length.
Full spectrum coverage for commercial operators, from a whole coastline in a single sortie to a tower survey at arm's length.
The Wide Area Surveyor
Long endurance and beyond line of sight. Built for agriculture, conservation, maritime patrol and large area infrastructure: a whole farming district, coastline or reserve in a single sortie.
- Endurance20+ hours per flight
- RangeBeyond line of sight
- MissionWide area survey and patrol
The Workhorse
Medium range with no runway needed. The volume platform for mining and infrastructure operators moving from manual inspection to digital precision.
- Endurance8 to 12 hours
- Radius200 km operating radius
- LaunchVertical, from any site
The Close Inspection Unit
Under 15 kg and carried in a backpack, for power line, tower and confined space survey. Rapid to deploy, precise up close.
- MassUnder 15 kg
- DeploymentBackpack, minutes to launch
- MissionClose and confined survey
Payloads are modular across the family.
Optical, thermal, multispectral and specialist sensors swap in and out, so you upgrade the sensor, not the aircraft.
Side by side
Pick the class, keep the standard.
| Specification | Wide Area Surveyor | Workhorse | Close Inspection Unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class | Fixed wing | VTOL hybrid | Multirotor |
| Endurance | 20+ hours | 8 to 12 hours | Mission dependent |
| Reach | Beyond line of sight | 200 km operating radius | Close and confined spaces |
| Launch | Runway or launcher | Vertical, from any site | Backpack, minutes to launch |
| Mass | Class leading endurance airframe | Volume platform | Under 15 kg |
| Best for | Districts, coastlines, reserves | Mines and infrastructure | Power lines, towers, plants |
Mission profiles
Three aircraft, one working day.
A farming district before lunch
The Wide Area Surveyor maps crop health, water stress and disease across thousands of hectares in one sortie.
A mine perimeter on schedule
The Workhorse flies stockpile volumetrics and tailings monitoring from any clearing, no runway needed.
A tower at arm’s length
The Close Inspection Unit reads insulator wear from metres away and is packed up in minutes.