The HFP-3 is a prototype long-endurance drone designed with a modular propulsion system supporting both electric and internal combustion configurations. With a 3.85 m wingspan, 2.7 m fuselage, and 25 kg MTOW, it carries a 7 kg payload and achieves up to 4 hours of endurance on electric power or 7+ hours with an internal combustion setup. This flexibility allows mission planners to optimize performance for range, endurance, or operational environment.
The platform serves a broad range of observation and security applications, including forest and natural hazard monitoring, thermal-assisted survivor search, agricultural survey of large fields, long-distance border and perimeter surveillance, wide-area security breach detection, and photogrammetric mapping for terrain analysis. The HFP-3’s modular design enables tailored configurations for both civilian and defense-oriented monitoring tasks.
Specifications:
| Use case: | Monitoring, Surveillance |
| Status: | Prototype |
| Autonomy: | 4 hrs+ (Electric) 7 hrs+ (Internal Combustion) |
| Wingspan: | 3.85 m |
| Fuselage: | 2.7 m |
| Engine: | Electric, Internal Combustion |
| MTOW: | 25 kg |
| Payload: | 7 kg |
