Realtime Robotics HERA – NDAA Compliant Drone

RMUS and Realtime Robotics (“RtR”) collaborated to create a highly capable, yet portable drone package built on RtR’s HERA platform. 

U.S.-owned Realtime Robotics designs and manufactures its drones in-house, including airframes, electronics, payloads, ground control stations, batteries, chargers, control firmware, and analytical software.

Carry out missions on short notice with our unique hardware and payload bundle. The Hera deploys in under a minute, is small enough to fit into a backpack with a battery and a camera, and sturdy enough to lift a 33-pound (13-kilogram) payload. There’s ample space for four payloads and concealed landing gear ensures 360-degree visibility for each payload.

New Universal Payload Mount — Built for LiDAR & Heavy Sensors

HERA now features a large universal payload mounting platform, engineered to support large and non-standard mounting patterns, including LiDARs and other heavy or specialized sensors. With space for up to four payloads and concealed landing gear providing 360° visibility, HERA is ready for demanding inspection, mapping, and sensing missions right out of the case.

• Integrated I/O Breakout Interface:
  Power: 12V-10A, 5V-3A, 3.3V-1A
  Ethernet 100M
  S-Bus, PWM
  USB / UART / CAN
  HDMI Encoding Module: IP video streaming over Ethernet
• Please contact sales@rmus.com for information.

NDAA Compliant. Assembled in the USA.

Realtime Robotics is a U.S.-owned manufacturer that designs and builds its systems in-house—from airframes and electronics to payloads, batteries, ground control stations, firmware, and analytics software. The result is a tightly integrated, reliable, and NDAA-compliant platform you can deploy with confidence.

If you’re evaluating drones in the ~$30K range, HERA delivers more payload, more flexibility, and more capability—without the premium price.

HERA Packages and Payloads

RMUS Powerline Inspector

RMUS Heavy Lift Public Safety Drone

NDAA Compliant LiDAR

NDAA Compliant Thermal Inspection and Mapping