Buraq AI
Buraq AI
Buraq AI Aerial Intelligence
Autonomous ISR platforms delivering persistent surveillance, real-time intelligence, and encrypted data relay to the Buraq AI platform.
Continuous wide-area monitoring with optical, thermal, and multispectral sensors. Maintain uninterrupted coverage of designated areas of interest during active operations.
On-board AI detects, classifies, and tracks objects in real time — vehicles, personnel, structures, and assets — without latency-inducing cloud dependency.
All telemetry, sensor feeds, and intelligence data is encrypted AES-256 end-to-end and relayed directly to the Buraq platform, on-premise servers, or Marqab edge nodes.
Operates reliably in GPS-denied, signal-jammed, and contested environments using inertial navigation, optical flow, and pre-loaded mission planning.
Long-range fixed-wing reconnaissance platform. 1600mm wingspan, 3D-printed LW-PLA airframe, push-propeller V-tail configuration engineered for maximum endurance over contested terrain.
Enclosed 7" multi-rotor on carbon-fiber tube arms and CF-Nylon structural nodes. Modular battery swaps, dual-band antennas, and active venturi cooling for extended-range ISR and tamper-proof evidence capture.
Buraq drone systems integrate seamlessly with the platform's geospatial intelligence layer — detected assets are automatically logged, classified, and added to the evidence chain in real time.
Military-grade construction with open integration standards. Designed for rapid field deployment with minimal support infrastructure.
Every frame captured, every asset detected, every flight log — automatically ingested into the Buraq AI platform as verified, tamper-proof intelligence records ready for analysis and legal accountability.
Request Integration Brief →Video, thermal, and telemetry streams are ingested into the Buraq platform in real time via encrypted relay.
Every detection event is automatically logged with GPS coordinates, timestamp, and cryptographic hash — no manual intervention required.
Detected assets are classified and cross-referenced against the Buraq threat database, surfacing relevant intelligence automatically.
Where cloud connectivity is unavailable, drone data is relayed through Marqab edge nodes for local processing and store-and-forward delivery.