Voyager
Heavy lift fixed wing ISR aircraft
- Endurance
- 60 min
- Range
- 40+ km LOS
- Payload
- 50 kg
- Total weight
- 105 kg
Voyager is a fixed wing aircraft of about 105 kg, with twin tail booms and a high wing. It carries 30 to 50 kg of modular sensors for more than 60 minutes and over 40 km. It takes off on wheels from a short, rough strip instead of a catapult, and carries a ballistic parachute sized for its weight in case a flight has to be ended. Figures shown are planning grade.
Specification
The numbers
Physical
- Type
- Fixed wing, twin boom, high wing
- Wingspan
- 6.0 m
- AUW / MTOW
- ~105 kg / 110 kg
- Engine
- Flat four, two stroke, 21.5 hp
- Class
- DGCA Medium
Performance
- Endurance
- 60+ min
- Range
- 40+ km LOS
Payload
- Capacity
- 30 to 50 kg (40 kg design point)
- Sensors
- 3 axis EO/IR/LRF gimbal
- Compute
- Onboard AI accelerator
Communications
- Control link
- Redundant long range radio + ELRS
- Navigation
- NavIC dual GNSS
- Recovery
- Ballistic parachute, 100 kg class
Specifications shown are design targets. Figures may vary once a system is built to your specific requirements.
Capabilities
What it does well
Heavy modular payload
The largest payload capacity in the fleet
Simple launch
Wheeled takeoff, with no catapult or rocket assist
Onboard AI detection
Target tracking on an onboard AI accelerator
Emergency parachute
A ballistic parachute rated for the 100 kg class
Next step
Talk to us about Voyager.
Configurations, integration with your equipment, or a variant built to your requirement. Tell us what you need and we will take it from there.