Development and production of an innovative autonomous airborne command center featuring integrated combat drones, stealth technologies, and artificial intelligence for airspace operations management.
Modern combat drones have limited range due to reliance on radio communication, and control centers are easily detectable. Enemy electronic warfare (EW) systems can jam communications and control signals. Traditional unmanned aerial vehicles also lack the autonomy and flexibility required for extended missions.
Proposed Solution: The project offers a fully autonomous airborne command center that:
- Utilizes stealth technologies to minimize radar visibility;
- Is equipped with artificial intelligence for autonomous control and defense;
- Combines a turbofan engine with electric motors for optimal range and energy efficiency;
- Can carry up to 20 combat drones capable of swarm operation;
- Features a secure communications system that enables long-range drone control.
Key Competitors: Reconnaissance drones, combat UAVs (Bayraktar, Reaper), and aerostat-based command centers.
Current Development Stage:
- Concept and visualizations of the platform completed;
- Technological feasibility analysis conducted;
- Key components and potential suppliers identified;
- Strategic development and market entry plan prepared.
Core Technologies:
- Composite fuselage (carbon fiber, Kevlar) for weight reduction and stealth capabilities;
- Propulsion: turbofan engine and electric ducted fans integrated into the wings;
- Battery system with hydrogen cell recharge capability;
- Integrated electronic warfare (EW) suite for enemy signal disruption;
- Automated defense system for threat response.
Required Personnel: Design engineers, aviation specialists, AI and EW system experts, project managers, and financial professionals.
Business Model:
- Sale of systems to governments and military organizations;
- Licensed manufacturing and maintenance;
- Contracts with defense agencies.
Target Customers: NATO and allied countries, private defense firms, and intelligence agencies.
Investment Required: Full-scale development and initial prototype production require $5–7 million.
"Base goal: $1.5 million for prototype development, with scale-up potential to $7 million for a full defense startup."
Investor Offer:
- Equity share in the company or revenue percentage;
- Access to cutting-edge technologies and exclusive market rights.
