9Z - Bussard
Intelligence. Surveillance.
The quality of every response depends on the quality of the information available. Bussard provides persistent situational awareness through long-endurance autonomous operations, enabling informed decisions across defense, civil protection and humanitarian missions. From intelligence and surveillance to precision target designation, it delivers the information needed when every decision matters.
Lean Deployment
Operates from short grass strips or improvised runways. Minimal infrastructure, maximum flexibility.
Strategic Performance
2,500 km range and 14-hour endurance enable deep ISR and long-range support missions.
High-End Sensor Suite
Equipped with Hensoldt ARGOS electro-optical system and Hensoldt PrecISR radar for day-night, all-weather ISR.
Active Self-Protection
Optional flare-based countermeasure system increases survivability in contested airspace.
Built-In Redundancy
Redundancies in avionics and integrated parachute system ensure operational and flight safety.
Resilient Navigation
Inertial navigation enables autonomous flight. GNSS-independent and jamming-resistant.
RasCore Ground
Technical Data
FAQ
An optional active flare system can be integrated upon request for protection.
Yes. The platform supports modular payloads within standard weight and balance limits. Sensors and other mission-specific equipment can be integrated.
The unmanned aircraft is equipped with inertial navigation, making it independent from GNSS or external signals. All missions are executed fully automatically, so no continuous C2 link is required.
No. All flights are executed fully automatically and only require mission supervision. No direct piloting.
Yes. The unmanned aircraft is designed for interoperability and can integrate with standard command and control systems through open interfaces and software integration. This enables coordinated operations across multinational forces and partner organizations.
Yes. The system is fully ITAR-free and uses components compliant with European export frameworks.
Yes. The unmanned aircraft is designed for operations beyond military environments. Authorized under the EASA Specific Category, it can be deployed in civilian airspace where applicable and in accordance with the relevant regulatory framework.
