Air systems
The first Aerinos platform flies in the Group 2 class.
A modular fixed-wing VTOL aircraft, designed to be reconfigured for a new mission in minutes — not replaced by a new airframe.
The concept
Group 2 unmanned aircraft — roughly 21 to 55 pounds, operating below 3,500 feet — sit at the center of modern demand because they are portable, affordable and mission-adaptable. The first Aerinos aerial system is being designed for exactly this class.
Rather than a fixed, single-purpose drone, the aircraft is being built as a multi-role airframe: one common platform that accepts different payloads through tool-free swaps, so a single aircraft can take the place of several specialized UAVs.
Intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance
Persistent EO/IR sensing, high-resolution imagery and wide-area mapping for reconnaissance, battlefield awareness and border security.
Tactical support
Rapid, portable deployment for dynamic operations across austere and contested environments.
Search and rescue
Thermal search, rapid mapping and communications relay across difficult terrain — extended further in the planned Group 3 platform.
Autonomy and command
One mission fabric, adapted to the domain.
The aircraft runs on the shared Aerinos mission fabric: planning, perception, secure command and payload control designed to move across the system family. Navigation and radio options are being designed for GPS-denied and RF-contested environments, with autonomy that acts inside explicit, operator-set limits.
Tool-free payload swaps let operators reconfigure the aircraft for a new mission in the field. Planned payload families span ISR camera-vision systems, security and counter-UAS suites, AI-enhanced sensing, and emergency-response packages such as medical-supply delivery.
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What we can say now.
Group 2 unmanned aircraft (design target)
Fixed-wing VTOL, multi-role airframe
Tool-free modular swaps (design target)
Human-supervised; GPS-denied / RF-contested resilience (design target)
Group 3 long-range search-and-rescue platform in development
Concept and development stage
Concept imagery is illustrative. Specifications and measured performance will be published by configuration as engineering and test mature.
The rest of the family
Each domain runs on the same autonomy, command and payload architecture.
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