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Cerberus MI

Modular Integration

  • Modular payload bay for kinetic or non-kinetic payloads

  • Multi-constellation, high precision GNSS

  • Tri-tilt rotor design to enable tilting of the entire airframe to act as a gimbal

  • MIL-SPEC connectors for improved reliability

  • Quick into-action time with removeable arms and folding landing gears

Cerberus MI (Modular Integration)

is the ultimate tactical and lethal small unmanned aircraft system (sUAS). The man-packable sUAS provides the warfighter an aerial robotic system equipped with modular kinetic and non-kinetic payloads. Cerberus MI is a lethal multi-mission sUAS designed from the outset to incorporate robustness to weapon recoil and the intrinsic ability to aim a lethal payload without a weapon gimbal. The Cerberus MI is one of the first modular lethal sUAS on the market. 

Tactical units require a lethal sUAS that can operate in complex environments, with the capability of delivering organic strikes.  Cerberus MI operates using standard military inventory ammunition and can be deployed by a single operator, whilst remaining man packable. When other ISR assets detect targets during dismounted or mounted operations,  Cerberus MI would provide a precise engagement and reduce the reliance on large Close Air Support (CAS) assets, potentially minimising collateral damage. 

55 km/h

Max Speed
With max payload

22 kg

MTOW
Group 2 UAS

4.5 kg

Max Payload

42 mins

Max Flight Time
No payload

  • Lightweight, modular payload lethal Group 2 sUAS

  • Variety of kinetic and non-kinetic integrations

  • Tactically ruggedized with MILSPEC electronics and connectors

  • Lethal or non-lethal payload configuration

  • Ability to perform BDA during fire missions

  • Single user set up and operation

  • In comparison to a loitering munition/one-way lethal UAS

  • AI onboard to support lawful targeting

  • Minimise training time for lethal and non-lethal payloads

  • HAVOC® 5 shot 40mm grenade launcher

  • CHAOS® 10 shot 12 gauge shotgun

  • Electronic Warfare (SIGINT)

  • CBRNE (Radiological) Sensor

Technical Specifications

UAS Weight (no payload) 17.5 kg / 38.5 lbs
Max payload weight 4.5 kg / 9.9 lbs
Maximum Take-Off Weight (MTOW) 22 kg / 48.5 lbs
Range 3 - 5 km (GCS to UAS LOS)

Flight Endurance

No payload

MTOW

 

42 minutes

32 minutes
Max Flight Speed (horizontal) 30 kts / 15 m/s
Wind Gust Limits 20 kts / 10 m/s (Beaufort Wind Scale Level 5)
Typical Operating Altitude 400 ft
Operational Temperature

Min: 14°F / -10°C

Max: 104°F / 40°C
Ingress Protection (IP) Rating IP54 (electronics box)
Data links Doodle Labs Mesh Rider 2.4GHz / Silvus StreamCaster Dual band S Band (235) / Federal C1 1
Compute Core NVIDIA Jetson
Sensor Package EO & IR Optical Sensors and Laser Range Finder
Deployment Time (Unpack-to-Fly, kinetic payload) <7 minutes (unpack, assemble, mount and load HAVOC, GNSS acquired)
Launch/Recovery Method VTOL

Dimensions (Length x Width x Height)

Assembled

Disassembled

 

1837 mm x 2053 mm x 435 mm / 72.3” x 80.8” x 17.1”

703 mm x 477 mm x 267 mm / 27.6” x 18.7” x 10.5”
Ground Control Station UXV Technologies Micronav / UXV Technologies SRoC 1
1 Available Q4 2024

Expression of Interest

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