AIRCRAFT · IN DEVELOPMENT
Wraith.
VTOL range. Rucksack footprint.
A tilt-rotor VTOL aircraft that takes off vertically, transitions to efficient wing-borne cruise, and folds into a 30-inch rucksack. Three tilt rotors. One operator. Long legs in contested airspace, with GhostOS onboard.
01 / OVERVIEW
Reach, without a runway.
Wraith pairs the endurance and range of fixed-wing flight with vertical takeoff and landing. No runway, no launcher, no recovery net. It collapses to a one-person carry and deploys in the field.
BUILT FOR
- ▸Long-range ISR beyond multirotor endurance
- ▸Vertical takeoff and landing from confined or unimproved sites
- ▸Tilt-rotor transition: hover when you need it, cruise when you don't
- ▸One-person transport, folds to a 30-inch rucksack
- ▸Denied, GPS-jammed, comms-contested airspace
- ▸Autonomy onboard via GhostOS; native to TAK
CURRENT STATUS · IN DEVELOPMENT
Wraith is in early development. Airframe geometry, the tilt-rotor transition, fold mechanism, and propulsion are the current focus. Specifications will follow flight testing.
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