Horus.

Hybrid Outreach Rescue Unmanned Scouts.

What we are working on.

Our first version of HORUS is currently under development, built on a modified sub-250 gram quadcopter platform. This prototype uses commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) components to keep costs low and accelerate manufacturing timelines. It will operate on ArduPilot software, providing a robust and flexible control system.

We are in the process of sourcing parts to complete the first HORUS build and begin flight testing. As a test bench, this initial system will allow us to validate all core functions while maintaining a manageable R&D budget.

Your eyes in the sky.

  • Snow-capped mountain peaks shrouded in clouds with a small airplane flying nearby.

    Adaptable and Modular.

    Each HORUS unit will feature a modular payload system, allowing it to adapt to a wide range of mission profiles. Whether it's remote search and rescue in the mountains, LiDAR mapping in dense jungle, or supply delivery across desert terrain—HORUS, supported by ATLAS-1, brings these capabilities within reach.

  • Modern wooden house with surrounding tall grass, trees, and a lake with mountains in the background under a cloudy sky.

    Low Cost.

    With a low cost of replacement, HORUS can operate in environments too risky for traditional search and rescue drones. Its affordability ensures that teams can deploy as many units as needed—keeping the focus on the mission, not the price tag.