BeastUAS® — military UAS ground segment
The sovereign ground segment.
Ground control station, datalinks, flight control, camera and one operating layer — for armed forces and defense OEMs, developed and built in Germany, offline-first from the first boot.
- ITAR-free
- NDAA
- CE / FCC
- ISO 9001
- China-free BOM
In service today — red teaming with the Bundeswehr, on this hardware →
- 1275 cd/m² display
- Intel Atom x6425E
- 500 GB
- Windows 10/11, Linux + Android
- 4 module slots + optional external modem & 2 external batteries
tested link range — flown, not simulated
control link latency, stick to airframe
FPV video latency, glass to glass — camera sensor to station display
sealed and ruggedized, −20 °C display heater
battery runtime on one charge
Products
One platform. Three products.
Each product works on its own. Together they share one signed-firmware chain and one manufacturer — so the second product a program integrates costs less than the first.
BeastTX
The tactical ground control station — sunlight-readable, IP55-sealed, 9 h on one battery charge.
Product page → 02 — Datalinks
BeastLink
Self-developed datalinks — BeastLink HD, BeastMLRS and BeastSDR, plus an open module standard for third-party radios.
Product page → 03 — Camera
BeastCAM
BeastCAM S: digital IP FPV camera in a 19×19 mm form factor — the airborne glass of the 35–45 ms FPV chain.
Product page →Sovereignty
Built in Bremerhaven. Proven per batch.
Sovereignty is a bill of materials, not a slogan: no US export clause, no Chinese component, no cloud dependency.
- Made in Germany — assembly, configuration and final test in Bremerhaven.
- ISO 9001 — audited quality management, per-batch records.
- ITAR-free — no US export-control chain over deployment or resale.
- China-free BOM — no Chinese component, down to part origin.
Made in Germany
Operations
Deployed in real operations.
BeastUAS ground segment equipment is deployed in real operations today — proven under real combat conditions, as the catalog states it: the stations, links and signed firmware chain on this page, not a lab configuration.
Named reference — red teaming with the Bundeswehr
In a red-teaming exercise with the Bundeswehr and European units at a German Army training area, BeastTX flew coordinated FPV attack profiles under operational conditions — and delivered stable performance and reliable signal transmission throughout. BeastFC flew in the same exercise.