HAMR

About

About HAMR

HAMR is Advanced Aircraft Company’s hybrid-electric six-rotor UAS for long-endurance sensing, inspection, security and logistics missions. A fuel-injected engine drives a generator for the electric motors, while an onboard battery supplies reserve power for controlled flight and landing if the engine stops.

The aircraft flies for more than 3.5 hours in endurance configurations or carries up to five kilograms. Two modular payload bays support simultaneous sensors, communications equipment or cargo, with 48-volt and 24-volt power outputs. The 24.9-kilogram aircraft packs into one transport case, sets up in under five minutes and is rated IP54 for dust and light precipitation.

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Supply / Components

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    Pixhawk Cube Blue Autopilot Hardware - Compute & Control - CubePilot - HAMR uses CubePilot Pixhawk Cube Blue autopilot hardware - source: advancedaircraftcompany.com

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    Electric Motor - Actuation - Vertiq - Advanced Aircraft Company HAMR incorporates six Vertiq 81-08 G2 electric motors - source: advancedaircraftcompany.com

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    Radio Modem - connectivity - Microhard Systems - Advanced Aircraft Company offers a Microhard pMDDL2450 radio configuration for HAMR - source: advancedaircraftcompany.com

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    Silvus Sc4200 Manet Radio Option - connectivity - Silvus Technologies - Silvus SC4200 MANET radio option is offered for HAMR - source: advancedaircraftcompany.com

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Timeline

  • AAC secures USD 1.25 million AFWERX Phase II contract

    2024-01-18 - Contract Award - The Phase II award began the prototype stage of a three-phase Air Force development effort. AAC planned to adapt HAMR's hybrid-electric architecture for longer-endurance tactical missions. The contract provided non-dilutive programme funding tied to a defined defence prototype deliverable.

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  • AAC wins AFWERX contract for tactical HAMR development

    2022-02-09 - Contract Award - The programme applied HAMR's hybrid-electric endurance to tactical ISR requirements. AFWERX selected AAC to advance a next-generation tactical unmanned aircraft system. The award connected the commercial HAMR platform to a defined United States Air Force development programme.

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  • Advanced Aircraft Company launches HAMR hybrid UAS

    2022-01-11 - Product Launch - HAMR combines a multi-rotor airframe with computer-controlled hybrid gas-electric propulsion. Onboard batteries provide redundant landing power if the combustion engine fails. The launch moved AAC from aircraft development into commercial availability for long-endurance unmanned missions.

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