Beyond Vision will showcase its latest advancements in collaborative autonomous systems and Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the upcoming Farnborough International Airshow 2026.
At the airshow, Beyond Vision will present its flagship platforms, including the newly updated BVQ418 and BVT516, alongside the newly introduced BVQ404 interceptor drone. The BVT516 is a Class 3 vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) fixed-wing hybrid powered by two high-capacity batteries. This aircraft combines the vertical agility of a quadcopter for tight landing spaces with the high speed and range of a fixed-wing glider. Operators can manage the platform using an intuitive flight controller via either a local wireless radio or a remote-control application.
The BVQ418 is a portable Class 3 smart quadcopter built for rapid deployment and quick assembly. Both the BVQ418 and the BVT516 feature modular designs that accommodate over 40 interchangeable sensors and payloads, making them highly adaptable for military intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR), search and rescue, infrastructure inspection, and fire prevention.
The lineup also features the BVQ825, an AI-equipped smart octacopter engineered for demanding operations requiring high payload capacity, endurance, and reliability. For emergency services, the BVQ405 has been specifically engineered to function as a Drone as a First Responder (DFR).
To demonstrate platform versatility, the company will showcase two high-quality compatible payloads: the SLAS G1 and the Yellowscan Navigator. The SLAS G1 integrates visual and thermal cameras into a single electro-optical and infrared (EO/IR) solution for the BVQ418, which is highly suited for defense, public safety, and surveillance tasks. Meanwhile, the Yellowscan Navigator integrates with both the BVQ418 and BVQ825 to collect precise georeferenced data and generate highly accurate 3D point clouds for mapping and monitoring.
At FIA26, Beyond Vision will exhibit its systems at Hall 0, Stand 0680, and will also have its technology featured at the booth of its partner, AED, highlighting a strong collaborative relationship in the aerospace industry.
