Compact enough
for one soldier.
Capable enough
for any mission.
Sentinel's airframe is engineered around the platoon-level deployment constraint: one soldier, one backpack, ten minutes to launch. The compact quad layout folds to vehicle-portable dimensions without sacrificing the structural rigidity demanded by 3,500 m density altitude flight.
Every gram is deliberate. T700 carbon fibre arms. PA12-CF printed motor mounts. The result is a platform that a rifleman can carry, a section commander can operate, and a battalion can maintain.
Precision-packed.
Field-serviceable.
Sentinel's internal architecture is designed for the two realities of military deployment: extreme conditions on the way out, and a soldier with basic tools on the way back. Every subsystem is modular, accessible, and swappable in the field.

Tracks when the
link goes dark.
Sentinel's intelligence stack is designed for the reality of forward operations: degraded comms, GPS jamming, and adversarial EW environments. Every critical function — detection, tracking, classification — runs entirely onboard. The GCS is for situational awareness, not survival.




