Rotor's unmanned helicopters deliver more payload and mission capability than any other commercial UAV.
Rotor’s heavy-lift UAVs serve agriculture, construction, aerial work, and special missions.
Rotor combines full-scale helicopter performance with the safety, ease-of-operation, and operating economics of a UAV.
Rotor's unmanned helicopters have more internal cabin volume and can carry more payload than any other commercially-available UAV.
Rotor's UAVs can be transported on-road without disassembly and can be set up in less than 15 minutes, enabling quick and easy deployment to anywhere in the world.
Autonomy enables safe operation at night and in unpredictable conditions, so you don’t need to choose between crew safety and getting the job done.
Opting for unmanned means air operations can be conducted by remote pilots and ground crew only, with no commercial pilot's license or onboard crewmembers needed.
Yes, the R550 is offered as a retrofit conversion for all models of Robinson R44. Factory conversions are available now at Rotor's facilities in Nashua, NH and Rotor is working with service centers to perform retrofit conversions around the world beginning in 2025.
For more information how to convert your R44 or to become a service center, please contact us.
Rotor's unmanned and autonomous flight technology extends beyond rotorcraft and VTOLs. Please contact us to discuss program feasibility.
Rotor's technology and partnerships extend beyond Robinson helicopters. If you are an OEM or fleet operator interested in unmanned aircraft conversions of other aircraft types, please contact us to discuss program feasibility.
Rotor's UAVs are heavy lift drones designed for utility missions like agriculture and firefighting. They are not certified to carry people.
At present, a commercial helicopter license is required to operate the R550, in addition to completing Rotor's factory training course. Rotor is working with regulatory authorities worldwide to enable Remote Pilots in Command (RPIC) to operate the aircraft by holding only a Part 107 remote pilot license.
Rotor is an independent company from Robinson Helicopter Company (RHC). However, we collaborate closely with RHC on engineering, certification, and supply chain. You can read more about this here.