Precision Flight.
Uncompromised Control.

The eX4 is engineered as a long endurance quadcopter UAV, delivering up to 60 min of continuous flight time under standard payload configurations. Actual endurance varies with altitude, wind conditions, and total take-off weight, but the power-optimized propulsion system consistently outperforms comparable platforms in its class.

Built as a heavy lift quadcopter drone, the eX4 supports a maximum 7 kg payload capacity. Its triple-mount architecture accommodates EO/IR gimbals, LiDAR scanners, multispectral cameras, loudspeakers, and custom mission modules simultaneously without compromising flight stability or control authority.

Yes. The eX4 quadcopter drone is purpose-built as a BVLOS quadcopter for aerial surveying. It integrates a 20 km encrypted data link, redundant telemetry, and autonomous waypoint navigation compliant with civil aviation BVLOS frameworks. Surveyors use it for cadastral mapping, volumetrics, and corridor inspection with centimeter-level output accuracy.

Absolutely. Equipped with dual-frequency GNSS and an onboard RTK module, the eX4 functions as a precision RTK quadcopter drone for industrial inspection. It achieves horizontal accuracy within 1 cm + 1 ppm, enabling repeatable flight paths, precise defect localization, and georeferenced thermal reports for power lines, wind turbines, and pipeline networks.