Uncrewed aerial systems and vehicles

At Frazer-Nash, we know that many organisations, like yours, are looking to Uncrewed Aerial Systems (UAS) and Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles (UAV), also known as drones, to improve efficiency, safety, and productivity.

The possibilities are endless. We can support you from the very early stages of adoption, helping you to understand your needs and the best options for you, to the development and testing of a UAS or UAV capability that meets your goals. Then, as you capture data, we can help you fully understand and intelligently exploit this.

Whatever your particular scenario, we know that our systems, engineering and technology expertise can provide you with a game-changing UAS or UAV capability. So, whatever your stage of the adoption life cycle, we can help you realise your ambitions.

We can work with you to scale up your UAS operations.

We can help you build on your UAS or UAV operations intelligently – maximising your resources.

We have supported national organisations to develop a clear UAS strategy and governance model to achieve more from their UAS capability.

You might have a clear view of a UAS capability that you’re confident will transform your organisation and we can help you quickly test your big ideas.

We can apply our agile systems approach to visualise, rapidly develop and test a capability that will meet your needs, proving the potential in your big ideas. For example, we developed a bespoke high-speed modular UAS for a national security client – enabling them to deliver specialist payloads, and to undertake complex object tracking using embedded artificial intelligence.

We can work with you to move payloads from A to B.

With extensive experience in supporting humanitarian aid, we can work with you to improve your logistics.

As an example, we developed a humanitarian aid delivery drone that could be launched in swarms from transport aircraft.

In addition to the drone design, we developed the air vehicle, a aerial deployment system, a certification roadmap, the operational concept, and ground-based logistical elements!