MADDOS UAV
MADDOS UAV is a ready-to-fly platform in VTOL configuration able to execute various automatic or manual missions. Its design allows the system to take off and land mostly everywhere, even during strong wind. The high payload and fuselage capacity (up to 25kg) enables the UAV to carry multiple advanced on-board sensors. MADDOS UAV can be used in both military and civilian application for surveillance, border control, search and rescue, agriculture and public safety.
Main features
VTOL configuration – take off and land everywhere, no runway needed
Up to 10h of flight
Carbon fiber construction – light and durable
Modular design – fast field assembly
Up to 25kg payload
Multiple advanced payloads options
Long range data link – 200+ km LOS
Autonomous mission capabilities
Day and night operative
Application
Reconnaissance and surveillance
Intelligence gathering
Firefighting
Search and rescue
Police and Law enforcement
Inspection
VTOL series
350e
- 3.5m wingspan
- 3h endurance
- Electric propulsion
- 22kg MTOW
- 4kg payload weight
- Cruise speed: 72 km/h
- Max speed: 112 km/h
- Wind resistance (take-off): up to 40km/h
450h
- 5m wingspan
- 7h+ endurance
- Hybrid propulsion (electric + gasoline)
- 100kg MTOW
- 20kg payload weight
- Cruise speed: 110 – 120 km/h
- Max speed: 150 km/h
600h
- 6m wingspan
- 10h+ endurance
- Hybrid propulsion (electric + gasoline)
- 110kg MTOW
- 25kg payload weight
- Cruise speed: 100 – 110 km/h
- Max speed: 140 km/h
Advanced autopilot
One-click autonomous missions
Triple autopilot redundancy
Custom user interface
Onboard black box
Certified and reliable
Customized to the user requirements
Communication link
200+ km LOS range
Encryption AES-128/ AES-256
Signal redundancy – extra safety
Selective operating frequency – 433MHz + 868MHz + 915MHz + 1.4GHz + 2.4GHz
Optional 4G/LTE and satcom
Mesh network
Advanced gimbal cameras
EO + IR integrated sensors
Object detection and tracking
Geo-locating and geo-pointing
Integrated laser range finder
Visible and IR laser pointers
On-board recording
Navigation payloads
LIDAR – autonomous take off and landing
GNSS-aided INS – navigation in GPS-denied area
ADS-B module – real-time airspace monitoring
Ground Control Station
