Defense

MT-1 eVTOL

MT-1 Electric Tactical Stealth Aircraft (eTSA)

  • Cruising speed: 154 mph
  • Range (non-stop): 349 miles (303 NM)
  • Fly time capacity: 135 min

Cargo Capacity Seats 4 or 400 kg payload

Lightweight Rotorcraft (1320 kg) MTOW

Swapable Batteries externally-ventilated lithium-ion packs

Fly By Wire (no mechanic connections in the flight controls)

MT-1 Strike Ops
MT-1 Strike Sand Ops

Flexible Platform to Detect, Track, Protect and Attack Elusive Objects

  • Cabin/payload area is configurable to take internal cargo, or more batteries to extend the range.
  • Build to be stealthier
  • Near zero heat signature
  • Lower noise
  • Lower radar signature

Mission Equipment Cargo Capacity

Capable of caring internal and external mission equipmentup to 400 kg [881 lb.].

Defense Aviation

Problem

  • Safety: Traditional eVTOLs and VTOLs will fall if the propulsion system fails, is shot down, or if the battery runs out of energy — there is no safe recovery.
  • High Cost: Current eVTOLs and VTOLs are extremely expensive to purchase, certify, and operate.
  • High Visibility: Traditional helicopters produce significant noise, emit jet engine heat easy to target, and carry high radar signatures.
  • Infrastructure Reliance: Multicopter eVTOLs require dedicated vertiport infrastructure to land and recharge, limiting operational flexibility.
  • Slow Deployment: Defense customers wait years for OEMs to fulfill large aircraft orders, limiting rapid force deployment.

Solution

  • Safety: The MT-1 always autorotates — it lands safely even with complete propulsion failure or battery depletion.
  • Low Cost: The MT-1 is a low-cost manufacturing, certification, operation and maintenance.
  • Stealth by Design: Ultra-low noise, near $0$ heat signature, and low radar profile engineered into the MT-1 from the ground up.
  • Infrastructure Independent: The MT-1 can land anywhere is safe, we hot swap the batteries instead of connecting the aircraft, we do not need a vertiport.
  • Rapid Mass Deployment: 3 assembly lines at the eJet Center each produce 1 aircraft every 10 working days.