Commercial
Global enterprise deployment, managed through one platform.
- Sector colour
- Royal Blue
- Reference
- #3260EB
- Mission types
- 4
- Recommended airframes
- 3
Why UAS, and why this platform.
Enterprises do not buy drones, they buy coverage. Everest turns a distributed fleet into a managed service with live viewing, shared data and a per-seat cost that scales with the operation rather than the hardware.
Every ShadowVu airframe shares one architecture, one parts bin and the same three-minute build, so scaling the aircraft to this mission never means leaving the platform or standing up a second support chain. Aircraft are made in the United Kingdom on a secure supply chain, 85 percent in house, with a defined pathway to remove China from that chain entirely.

Representative operating environment. Aircraft are configured to the mission rather than the other way around.
What the fleet is asked to do here.
The mission types this sector deploys against most often. Payloads are configured per mission, in house or with partners through ShadowVu Labs.
Enterprise fleets
Surveying & mapping
Logistics
Media & lightshow
Where we would start.
A recommendation, not a rule. Every aircraft is built on the same architecture, so the choice is a frame class and an endurance profile rather than a different product.
Ranger
Quad-copter · FPV
Ranger is the fleet standard: one airframe, one parts bin and one training pipeline across every site in the estate.
Hawk
Fixed-wing · FPV
Surveying and mapping at scale rewards range, and Hawk covers wide areas in fewer sorties and fewer turnarounds.
Huey
Quad-copter · FPV
Media, lightshow and logistics work all come down to payload, and Huey has the bay and the lift to take mission-specific equipment.
Persistent, uncrewed coverage of a fixed site is added with Quad-Dock, which charges and relaunches the aircraft without a person present. Fleets of any size are managed through ShadowVu Everest.
Get the full picture
Bring the commercial requirement.
Tell us what has to be seen, how often and under what constraint, and we will be straight with you about the airframe, the payload and what the platform does not do.