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Drone Spine

Structural battery backbone for heavy uncrewed aerial vehicles

What is a Drone Spine

Designed for Heavy Lift UAVs

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1. High-voltage (100S5P) variant of the Power Spine

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2. Acts as the electrical and structural backbone

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3. Sized for 600kg maximum take of weight (MTOW) quad-copter architecture

Why Drone Spine

Accelerates Product Development

Reduces time to market

Enables higher-power propulsion architectures

Drone Spine turns the battery from payload into primary structure.
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Part of a Platform Family

Drone Spine is derived from the Power Spine structural battery platform.  It shares the same core philosophy:
Structural integration first
Safety engineered into the structure
Tuneable mechanical, electrical and thermal performance

Structure, energy, and power distribution—engineered into one flight‑ready subsystem

Reduce structural mass by replacing passive structure with active energy storage

Increase payload and range

Accelerate development by outsourcing the hardest part of HV integration

Enable hybrid architectures without redesigning the airframe

A complete structural‑power core to accelerate heavy‑lift aircraft development

Designed for Collaboration

Drone Spine is an off-the-shelf product and also the basis of deeper collaboration.

It is intended to be used as:

a reference architecture

a starting point for co-design

a licensable structural battery platform

Each implementation is engineered to suit the specific aircraft, mission profile, and regulatory environment.
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Drone Spine proves that structural batteries work where performance, safety and structure collide.

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