InView VTOL
The VTOL capable InView UAV on a cargo-carrying mission
| Endurance | 6 hours using standard fuel tanks |
| Range | 828 km |
| Video/Data | Line of sight link, 30 to 60 km with a tracking antenna. 1,250 km using satellite communications data relay |
| Payload | High definition and low light level camera + thermal imaging camera, satellite data relay + map location tracker |
| Launch method | VTOL (Vertical Take Off and Landing) and STOL (Short Take Off and Landing) |
| Recovery | VTOL and STOL |
| Power system | Battery, Gasoline (petrol) and mechanical |
| Speed range | From hover to 165kph |
| Hover time | 4 minutes |
| Other features | Flight stabilised in adverse weather (e.g. cross winds) |
| Emergency landing | VTOL - using four pairs of electric lift motors |
All Weather All Electric UAV
The BML All Weather All Electric (AWAE) UAV has been developed for use in military operations in a contested area. This UAV can be used on its own, or in a multiple UAV configuration, to:
- map or patrol an area of interest, to detect and locate pre-defined items of military interest, including troops, military vehicles, artillery and sources of RF / microwave signals
- perform the airborne release of a smaller, networked, UAV, such as a racing drone, which can be guided to a target using a laser designator, or by an operator using FPV goggles
- transport a payload, which can be "hot dropped" from the UAV in flight, or more carefully placed on the ground, on a structure, or on a building, by the VTOL capable UAV
- perform a one-way, deep strike, day or night mission, in any weather condition, with each UAV carrying a 4.5 kg payload at a cruise speed of 90 kph over a range of 97 km
Our All Weather All Electric (AWAE-24) UAV has a 2.4 m wing span and just under 25 kg Maximum Take Off Weight (MTOW). It uses 4 electric lift motors to perform a Vertical Take Off and Landing, and uses a powerful pusher motor, mounted at the rear of the fuselage, during flight.
| Stall speed | 32 m/sec = 115 kph |
| Hover time | 10 minutes |
| Max speed | 27 m/sec = 97 kph |
| Flight time at max speed | 33 mins |
| Range at maximum speed | 99 km |
| Cruise speed | 35 m/sec = 126 kph |
| Flight time at cruise | 3 hrs 14 minutes |
| Flight time at cruise speed | 407 km |
| Payload weight | 4.5 kg |
All Weather Long Range UAV
The BML AWLR UAV has a 2.4 m wing span and a 25 kg MTOW. It uses 4 electric lift motors to perform a Vertical Take Off and Landing, so it can operate from any surface, and hover in windy conditions. It uses a powerful pusher IC engine, mounted at the rear of the fuselage, during flight.
The AWLR UAV can be used on its own, or in a multiple UAV configuration, in military operations to:
- map or patrol an area of interest, to detect and locate radio sources
- perform the airborne release of a smaller, networked, UAV, such as a racing drone, which can be guided to a target using a laser designator, or by an operator using FPV goggles
- transport a payload, which can be "hot dropped" from the UAV in flight, or more carefully placed on the ground, on a structure, or on a building, by the VTOL capable UAV
- perform a one-way, deep strike, day or night mission, in any weather condition, with each UAV carrying a 5.0 kg payload at a cruise speed of 79 kph over a range of 292 km
| Stall speed | 21.6 m/sec = 77.8 kph |
| Cruise speed | 30.2 m/sec = 109 kph |
| Flight time at cruise speed | 6 hours |
| Range at cruise speed | 647 km |
| Maximum speed | 35.4 m/sec = 127 kph |
| Flight time at max speed | 1 hour and 50 minutes |
| Range at maximum speed | 240 km |
| Payload weight | 5.0 kg |