M-Quad Survey
(Site Mapping)
A lightweight quadcopter for rapid deployment over construction sites and urban infrastructure, delivering high-resolution aerial mapping without complex launch systems.
A fleet of unmanned aerial systems configured for mapping, inspection, logistics, security and long-range aerial missions.
From agile quadcopters and redundant multirotors to fixed-wing, single-rotor and hybrid VTOL platforms, the fleet is built around different operating requirements — from tight-space deployment to long-range, high-endurance missions.
A lightweight quadcopter for rapid deployment over construction sites and urban infrastructure, delivering high-resolution aerial mapping without complex launch systems.
A streamlined quadcopter for perimeter checks and facility security, designed for quiet flight and rapid inspection of fences and borders.
A six-rotor platform for medium-weight cargo transport. Its redundant motor configuration provides a safety buffer if one motor fails.
An eight-rotor, ultra-stable platform for sensitive multi-lens camera arrays and lightweight environmental sensors.
An aerodynamic fixed-wing platform for efficient coverage of large farms and agricultural estates, capturing crop-health data in a single flight.

A durable fixed-wing system for long linear assets such as power lines, highways and water pipelines.

A compact single-rotor platform for coastal and high-wind environments, with wind resistance up to 15 m/s.

A streamlined single-rotor platform for lightweight environmental sensors, designed for precise readings in unpredictable terrain.

A runway-independent fixed-wing system that transitions from vertical lift to efficient forward flight for large-area mapping.

A VTOL platform for light delivery, carrying small urgent packages across rural areas where road networks are poor.
The fleet spans five primary architecture families in the supplied specifications: quadcopter, multirotor, fixed-wing, single-rotor and hybrid VTOL. Each architecture is optimized for a distinct combination of endurance, range, payload and operating environment.
“Every architecture starts with the mission.
Then the aircraft is built around it.”