V-TOL Aerospace Pty Limited (V-TOL) is committed to providing innovative, leading edge, fully integrated end-to-end mini-Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) solutions.Working in partnership with our customer, the V-TOL group, also incorporating the Australian Unmanned Systems Academy (AUSA) and Unmanned Autonomous Technology Applications Research (UATAR), can deliver customised and cost-effective UA capabilities designed to deliver value while achieving the desired business outcome.

The V-TOL Group is structured to:

  1. Educate the organisation and professional in Unmanned Systems technology;
  2. Deliver UAS capability and operational development programs;
  3. Advise on Unmanned Aircraft (UA) regulations and certification;
  4. Supply UAS products and flight services;
  5. Supply UAS operator, pilot, engineering and maintenance training;
  6. Supply UAS maintenance and product through-life-support services; and
  7. Offer organisations an applied technologies research and development pathway.

V-TOL products and services have been developed from extensive industry experience and investment in our unique CASA UAOC 1-3IRFZ-02 and UA flight services business. A core learning outcome has been the development of the unique Warrigal family of tactical mini-UAS, designed from the ground up to address the future requirements of National Airspace Agency (NAA) regulations and the need for uninhibited UA flight operations.

V-TOL partners include Raytheon Australia for Defence customers, The University of Queensland for tertiary education and R&D and QBE Australia for UA insurance products.

Contact V-TOL Aerospace to find out how we can assist your organisation with its unmanned system needs.

Australian Unmanned Systems Academy Teach|Learn|Apply

AUSA (Australian Unmanned Systems Academy) is the education and training arm of V-TOL Aerospace. With first class facilities at the Woodlands of Marburg conference centre located within the V-TOL UA Flight Training Area, the AUSA is well positioned to service the current and future training needs of its customers.

In partnership with The University of Queensland and Raytheon Australia, the primary aim of the AUSA is to create a world class “learning community” and “centre of excellence" in the emerging global unmanned systems market.

Through its Future Skies®; youth and MARRS© industry development programs, AUSA will assist both the individual and organisation in creating career pathways and commercial opportunities that will “seed” the emerging global unmanned systems industry.

2 March 2012:
V-TOL Aerospace and Surf Life Saving Australia Partnership

5 October 2011:
V-TOL Ag Force ICT Innovations Showcase

21 September 2011:
V-TOL Aerospace and RQAC Partnering Future Skies

12 September 2011:
Australian UAS Distributors Pitch to Farmers

25 July 2011:
V-TOL Aerospace and Brisbane innovation awards

20 July 2011:
Work experience exposes students to Future Skies®

14 July 2011:
AUSA launches Future Skies® indigenous program with Men of Biami

30 June 2011:
V-TOL Aerospace supports first CASA Unmanned Aircraft Pilot Course

8 April 2011:
V-TOL Aerospace presents at Seskou during air power 2011, Indonesia

 
 

Strengths and Competitive Advantages

  • Positioned within Australia's "Smart State" offering a low cost hi-tech business environment
  • SME ability to rapidly respond to customer requirements through Technology Partnering
  • Access to strong Hi-Tech manufacturing sector
  • Access to strong research base with world class facilities

UATAR™ blue sky to grass roots

UATAR™ (Unmanned Autonomous Technology Applications Research) is V-TOL’s applied research and development (R&D) platform incorporated to provide a structured project based creative learning and proofing environment for rapid commercial outcomes.

In partnership with industry and project stakeholders, the primary aim of a UATAR™ project is to create valuable IP that can be licensed to industry or developed into a viable standalone business.

UATAR™ provides an R&D forum with global reach to realise the benefits of an evolving“learning community” in unmanned systems. A successful outcome will foster and contribute to the commercial uptake and proliferation of unmanned and autonomous systems technologies.

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