RDX-A
Specifications
Built for air.
Ready for all three.
Full specifications, including export-controlled configurations, are shared with approved customers in a classified briefing.
Airframe
Class
Group 2 quadrotor
Max take-off weight
9.8 kg
Span, arms out
1.6 m
Deploy time
< 3 min, one operator
Ingress protection
IP54
Performance
Endurance
46 min
Cruise / dash
72 / 95 km/h
Service ceiling
6,000 m
Wind tolerance
15 m/s
Operating temperature
−20 to +50 °C
Sensors
Day camera
30× optical, 4K
Thermal
640 × 512 LWIR
Rangefinder
2 km laser
Mapping
Live orthomosaic, 3D mesh
Autonomy & comms
Network
core mesh node
Link range
18 km line of sight
Navigation
GNSS + visual-inertial fallback
Lost link
Hold, relay, then return
Control
Tablet, core console or API
Indicative figures for the baseline configuration. Performance varies with payload and conditions.
Air
Missions
What RDX-A is for.
One platform, configured in the field for the job in front of it.
01
Perimeter overwatch
Hours of persistent watch over bases, borders and critical sites, rotating aircraft without a gap in coverage.
02
Convoy escort
Flies ahead of RDX-L and crewed convoys to clear the route and hand contacts straight to the drivers.
03
Search & rescue
Thermal sweeps over land and water, with the find shared to every unit and team on core.
04
Communications relay
Lifts the network over terrain so ground and subsea units stay in contact.
Triad
Works with
Stronger together.
Every Radax unit joins core on power-up and shares one picture with the others.