Valnar
A waterproof FPV quadcopter with an unjammable control link, two hours of flight time and five kilograms of payload. It flies in weather that grounds other airframes and keeps flying in electromagnetic conditions that sever other links.
Two figures decide what a quadcopter is actually useful for: how long it stays up and how much it can carry. VALNAR does two hours and five kilograms, which moves it out of the toy category and into resupply, sensor carriage and sustained overwatch. It is sealed against water, so rain and spray are operating conditions rather than a reason to stay on the ground — and the control link does not surrender to a jammer.
The link does not go down
An FPV airframe is only as good as its control link. VALNAR's cannot be jammed, so the aircraft stays flyable in exactly the electromagnetic conditions that ground everything else in the inventory.
Two hours and five kilograms
Long enough and strong enough to be a logistics and sensor platform rather than a novelty. Resupply a position, carry a real sensor, or hold overwatch for the length of an actual task.
Rain is an operating condition
Waterproofed rather than weather-resistant. Bad weather is when you most want eyes up and a way to move mass without exposing people, and that is precisely when most airframes stay in the case.
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Full performance envelopes, integration documentation and trial results for VALNAR are released to qualified government and industry parties.
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