Employment

Use case scenarios

Five environments, one rail.

01

High altitude ridgeline

Monochrome aerial plate of a high altitude ridgeline at night
  • Cold start

    Pod arms and fires from a cold soak above 5,000 m with no ground support equipment and no heated shelter.

  • Ridge to ridge

    Host quadcopter climbs from the reverse slope, launches across the valley and recovers on the same battery.

Launch altitude
5,000 m
Carry to ready
60 s
Support required
None
02

Desert open ground

Monochrome aerial plate of open desert dunes at dusk
  • Sealed bay

    Sand ingress rated avionics bay keeps the firing chain clean through repeated dune landings.

  • Long standoff

    Flat terrain gives the operator maximum standoff, with the effect delivered well outside small arms range.

Terrain
Open desert
Ingress rating
Sealed
Profile
Long standoff
03

Jungle canopy

Monochrome aerial plate of dense jungle canopy with a small clearing
  • Two metre clearing

    The host airframe lifts through a narrow gap in the canopy; no prepared launch site is needed.

  • Steep terminal arc

    A high angle terminal arc reaches targets under cover without clearing the surrounding canopy.

Launch footprint
2 m
Terminal arc
Steep
Signature
Low
04

Urban corridor

Monochrome aerial plate of a dense urban corridor at night
  • Short standoff

    Rooftop launch inside the built up area, with the effect held to a single street corridor.

  • Contained effect

    A 140 mm charge and a precise terminal arc keep collateral inside the intended structure.

Standoff
Short
Calibre
140 mm
Collateral
Contained
05

Maritime approach

Monochrome aerial plate of a dark littoral coastline at dawn
  • Deck launch

    Operated from a small deck or shoreline position with no launcher, rail or fire control vehicle.

  • Littoral overwatch

    Persistent watch over the approach lane, with a ready effect held on the rail until it is needed.

Platform
Small deck
Fasteners
2 captive
Mass
120 g

Scenarios are illustrative employment concepts for planning discussion. They are not a statement of released performance and do not constitute an offer of supply.