Scorpion™

Scorpion performs fully controlled vertical take-offs and landings in dense urban areas. Even in harsh environmental conditions, like wind, heat, dust and rain, Scorpion can obtain ISR data with intelligent cruise speed control between 0 and 29 knots. Real-time video can be streamed to multiple Ground Control Stations via Mesh IP encrypted data links up to a range of 15.5 miles*

*Expandable with additional data links 

Driven by agile feature development in close cooperation with our customers, Scorpion™’s unique open systems architecture – autopilot hardware and software modules – enable a constant addition of capabilities. Using onboard computing power and computer vision processing, including state-of-the-art AI and advanced networked communications, the system submits data in a targeted manner and can support decision-making processes more efficiently.

Scorpion is mission-ready within three minutes. No tools are needed for assembling the modular system, nor for exchanging the gimbaled sensors. In combination with the QBase Tactical mission planning and monitoring software, Scorpion executes missions with the help of automation while the autopilot is making critical decisions reliably and independently, and the operator remains in the loop. 

Scorpion is battlefield tested and built to last with durable, high-quality glass-fiber reinforced materials. Combined with an IP54 rating, self-heating batteries and a sophisticated active and non-active cooling system for data link and electronics, Scorpion can operate under harsh and challenging environmental conditions. The modular set-up makes maintenance and repair fast, cost-effective, and simple. Single parts can easily be disassembled and exchanged.