Anti-collision structure
A unique anti-collision design with a high-performance laser radar module ensures safe navigation in narrow and dangerous spaces.
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Kookaburra
Advanced mine mapping drone with 12-minute flight time and real-time .las file computation. Features anti-collision structure, a 10,000 lumen lighting system, and high-performance LiDAR for autonomous underground surveying.
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Technical specifications
Aircraft
Aerodynamic layoutQuad-rotor
Dimensions380×380×200 mm
Weight (without battery)1118 g
Weight (with battery)1750 g
Max take-off weight1910 g
Propeller size5 inches
Battery
Battery weight632 g
Nominal voltage23.1 V
Rated capacity6000 mAh
Energy146.9 Wh
Battery life100 cycles
Charging time40 minutes
Flight performance
Flight modesSLAM / ATTI
Hover flight time12 minutes
Operation endurance≥ 10 minutes
Cruise speed2 m/s
Operational radius≥ 1.2 km
Operating temperature−10°C to 45°C
Lighting system
Lighting type40 high-efficiency LEDs
Brightness10,000 lumens
Thermal camera
Max image resolution256×192
Pixel size12 µm
Lens focal length9.7 mm
Field of view (H×V×D)18.1°×13.6°×22.6°
Min focus distance2 m
Maximum apertureF1.0
Visible-light camera
Sensor1/2.3" CMOS
Effective pixels12.3 MP
Lens apertureF2.0
Video recording4K UHD @ 60fps
LiDAR
Horizontal FOV360°
Vertical FOV−7° to 52°
Laser wavelength905 nm
Eye safety levelClass 1
Point cloud output200,000 pts/sec
Detection range40 m @10% / 70 m @80%
Near-field blind zone0.1 m
Anti-interferenceSupported
Remote controller
Operating frequency2.4 GHz + 5.8 GHz
Signal bandwidth10/20/40 MHz
Max transmission distance5000 m
Weight850 g
Operating temperature−20°C to 50°C
Operating endurance4 hours
Why it works
Core features
Smart lighting system
Up to 10,000 lumens of smart lighting for high-definition inspection and recording in complete darkness.
Specialised inspections
Built for mine shafts, furnace combustion chambers, power plant pipelines, and wind turbine blade welds — anywhere people cannot safely reach.
In the field
See it underground
Onboard and crew footage from the Kookaburra’s August 2026 trial at an underground metal mine in NSW.
Resources
Documentation
Full technical documentation is released on request.