See beyond. Secure everything.
Inspect
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01 · Deploy
Automatic take-off and pre-programmed waypoint navigation. Dual batteries deliver 50 to 60 minutes on station, from −10 °C to +50 °C.
02 · Observe
48 MP visible camera with 100× hybrid zoom, 640×512 thermal imager at 30 Hz, and a 905 nm laser range finder out to 1,500 m at night.
03 · Track
Onboard AI classifies people, vehicles, boats and drones, tracks multiple targets and streams geo-tagged, time-stamped evidence to the command centre over a 20 km link.
Technical specifications
Intelligent surveillance UAV with 48 MP EO, 100× hybrid zoom, radiometric thermal and laser ranging. One hour on station, 15 km out.
All figures are design targets from the Skyspectra Nighthawk concept specification and are subject to confirmation through flight-test certification. Range, endurance and altitude are affected by payload, wind, temperature and air density.
Capabilities
People, vehicles, boats and drones classified on board with priority alerts.
Gimbal locks and follows several targets with electronic stabilisation.
Image enhancement and thermal fusion for night operations.
Multi-directional sensing and terrain-following flight.
Encrypted link, secure firmware, optional 4G/5G or satellite backhaul.
Centimetre positioning and airspace awareness.
Loudspeaker, spotlight and inspection payload options.
Mission replay, fleet monitoring and open SDK / API.
Use cases
Persistent day/night watch across long perimeters.
Rapid overwatch for patrol and critical incidents.
Thermal detection in forests, mountains and flood zones.
Early fire detection and hotspot mapping.
Power lines, pipelines, refineries, wind and solar farms.
Rail, highway and urban monitoring.
Post-flood, earthquake and storm damage survey.
Anti-poaching patrol and wildlife monitoring.
Crowd monitoring and situational awareness.
Site safety and progress monitoring.
Gallery
Prototype builds and field trials of Skyspectra Nighthawk, photographed by the SkySpectra engineering team.
