Blaskor

The Blaskor (MT6M-03) is a multipurpose electric helicopter-type unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV). It was developed by “Blaskor Unmanned Aerial Vehicles,” which is a subsidiary of “Company Bezopasnost.” This parent organization has 20 years of experience in designing and building integrated complexes of security engineering and technical means and fire safety systems.

Versatile Aerial Surveillance

The primary purpose of this UAV is aerial visual observation of stationary and moving objects in both the visible and infrared (thermal) spectra. Additionally, the UAV provides effective monitoring of ground and surface situations, assisting in tasks related to law enforcement, emergency prevention and response, and industrial safety.

Equipment Capabilities

The UAV can be outfitted with a thermal imager, a Full HD video camera featuring optical stabilization and 10x optical zoom, a still camera, a cargo delivery system, or any other customer-specified equipment within a 2 kg weight limit.

Advanced Control and Data Transmission

Control of the device is managed from a stationary, portable, or mobile ground control station (GCS). This GCS enables fully automatic takeoff, landing, and flight of the UAV along a route defined by the operator, composed of geographical and relative coordinates, after pre-flight preparations.

Video images are transmitted in real-time, with simultaneous recording of video information onto an onboard recording device in HD format. The video is also recorded directly onto the GCS hard drive for comprehensive data management.

Technical Specifications

Modification	Blascor
Length, m	0.67
Maximum takeoff weight	7.3
Engine type	6 electric motors
Power, kW	6 x 0.36
Maximum speed, km/h	45
Cruising speed, km/h	25
Range, km	5
Flight endurance, min	30
Operating altitude, m	300
Service ceiling, m	3000

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