Heavy-lift drones, built in the USA, custom-integrated for the work that matters — every drone+payload combination on this page has been field-verified on Harris Aerial hardware
Each card pairs a Harris Aerial airframe with a payload integration we’ve flown and validated — mapped strictly to sensors listed on our payloads page.
The compact-class H4C carries the Phoenix Ranger 120 for survey-grade LiDAR capture — flown as a live demonstration at the TopoDOT 2026 conference to showcase clean, dense point clouds from a small, rapidly deployable airframe.
The H6 Hybrid EFI brings extended-endurance flight to the Phoenix Ranger UAV22 Flex — demonstrated at the TopoDOT 2026 conference, pairing long-duration sorties with survey-grade LiDAR to map wide corridors and large sites in a single flight.
Sentera 65R, Sentera 6x, SPH Engineering MagNIMBUS, and SPH EchoSounder — all integrated on the H4C in a single multi-sensor agriculture stack for high-accuracy survey, magnetometry, and bathymetric profiling.
HySpex VS-620 paired with the H6 Heavy-Lift for hyperspectral flight planning, targeting, and mining-survey data collection over developmental and surveying acreage.
The NextVision Raptor integrates via the Carrier Ground Control System for advanced aerial surveillance — daylight color, low-light, and thermal in a single gimbal.
Field-tested with Dual-Quantum sensor technology at survey speeds up to 8 m/s — real-time UXO and landmine detection for route clearance and EOD support.
Flown with NC State across dense pine canopies to identify optimal pulse repetition rates for forestry mapping — the H6 Electric carries high-density LiDAR for canopy and ground-return analysis.
The compact-class H4C deployed for high-accuracy multispectral and environmental data collection — row-by-row crop health, water stress, and canopy index in a single mission.
High-density survey-grade LiDAR paired with the H6 Electric for DOT highway engineering altimeter clearance tests — results presented at the International Highway Engineering Exchange Program.
The HX8 was verified in a physical power-line pulling demonstration — tethered hook lowered from the airframe to a ground winch, enabling line-pulling across rivers, ravines, and inaccessible terrain.
Cuts from real Harris Aerial deployments — airframes, payloads, and operators in the environments they were built for.
Survey speeds up to 8 m/s with real-time data processing — pinpointing UXO with centimeter-level accuracy across 6 hectares per hour.
Multi-sensor integration across the Harris fleet with SPH Engineering — ground-truthed sensor stacks for survey-grade output.
Custom-integrated for the work that matters — talk to a Harris Aerial specialist about your airframe, payload, and mission profile.
