BVQ405
arrow_backTo the overviewResponsive. Protective. Supportive. These are the keywords for Beyond Vision’s BVQ405.
Built to be used as a Drone as a First Responder (DFR) for Paladin, a US-based drone provider for first responders, the BVQ405 promises to modernize public safety infrastructure and more.
This NDAA-compliant drone delivers unmatched speed and precision. In Beyond Vision’s partnership with Paladin, it’s being deployed to reach the scene in just 70 seconds, providing real-time aerial situational awareness and enhancing operational efficiency.
It boasts a cruising speed of almost 70 km/h and can withstand winds of up to 43 km/h. With a flight time of over 40 minutes (without an additional payload), it operates across diverse terrain and in unpredictable conditions, and is guided by advanced sensors, precision GPS, and obstacle-avoidance systems.
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Beyond Vision
We are a Portuguese company, founded in 2013, with a team of experts in electrical engineering and computer science. They shared a desire to develop innovative software solutions powered by advanced technologies. That desire is what drove us to become the 100+ employee company we are today.
Acknowledging the potential of the unmanned autonomous vehicles sector, Beyond Vision began developing revolutionary drones built on AI algorithms and cloud management platforms to meet humanity’s growing desire and need to rely on technology. The drones were quickly recognized for their quality and reliab
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