RTK Precision
The RTK module enhances the drone’s spatial accuracy for data collection, allowing for more precise image tagging and improved positional stability compared to standard GPS.
What’s in the Box
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Raptor T Drone
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Remote controller
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One battery for the drone
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Wall plug power cable
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USB-C to USB-C cable
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USB to USB-C cable
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Charging adapter
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Charging hub (can charge up to 3 batteries)
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Four sets of propellers
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RTK module
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Speaker (included with Raptor T)
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Drone with pre-installed payload cover
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SD card preloaded in the drone
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Durable hard case for transport
Frequently Asked Questions & Product Info
HARDWARE
What is the flight time for Raptor drones?
Each battery provides up to 45 minutes of flight time. However, real-world conditions such as wind, altitude, temperature, and flying style can impact this. It's recommended to land when the battery hits 20% to avoid risk.
What do the Raptor drones weigh?
The Raptor weighs 915g and the Raptor T weighs 920g—both are just under 2 pounds.
What is the resolution of the Raptor T’s thermal camera?
It includes a 640×512 LWIR high-resolution thermal sensor.
Do the Raptor drones have an IP rating?
No, the Raptor and Raptor T do not have an official IP (Ingress Protection) rating.
Are the drones NDAA compliant?
The Raptor T uses a thermal sensor sourced from China, which may not meet strict NDAA standards. While the drones prioritize security and manufacturing integrity, they may not fulfill all compliance requirements.
Are the Raptor drones certified as Blue or Green UAS?
No. Since they are built in Southeast Asia, they are ineligible for Blue UAS certification. The company is also not pursuing Green UAS certification at this time but remains committed to secure manufacturing practices.
What comes with a Raptor drone purchase?
The package includes the drone (with payload), controller with display, a battery, charging accessories, spare propellers, manuals, and a custom foam hard case.
What accessories are offered?
Available accessories include the RTK module for precise geolocation and a speaker for live audio broadcasting (ideal for search and rescue or public messaging).
SOFTWARE
What is Anzu's relationship with Aloft?
Anzu partners with Aloft (formerly Kittyhawk), using Aloft's Air Control app to operate drones, manage data, and offer advanced enterprise features. Anzu supports users directly.
Are there geofencing restrictions?
No. Anzu drones do not restrict flights via geofencing. Users are responsible for following local airspace laws, and the app helps obtain and track legal flight authorizations.
What features are in the Enterprise version of Air Control?
Enterprise users get advanced tools such as team flight coordination, waiver management, COA workflows, tagging, reporting, and live video streaming for real-time decision-making.
Can I stream video from the drone?
Yes, live streaming is available via the authenticated version of the Air Control app. Contact Anzu for more details.
Do I need to register for LAANC approvals in the Enterprise app?
Yes, you must register and provide identifying information to receive FAA LAANC authorizations.
How are firmware updates handled?
Firmware updates are rare and only done when necessary for safety. Updates are over-the-air through the controller. No third-party can push updates.
Is there an SDK available?
Anzu is open to integration projects. Interested developers can reach out to explore software collaboration opportunities.
REPAIRS AND WARRANTY
What is Anzu Care?
Anzu Care is a one-year included protection plan that covers accidental damage (collisions, water damage, etc.), and includes fast repair/replacement services and technical support.
Can I extend Anzu Care past the first year?
No, Anzu Care is only valid for the first year. Repairs after that period are handled outside of the program.
What is the product warranty?
The drones are backed by a one-year warranty. You must register your drone and provide proof of purchase for claims.
Where are repairs performed?
Repairs are handled by certified service centers within the drone repair ecosystem. Anzu Robotics ensures customer satisfaction with all repair services and may expand to in-house servicing in the future.
SECURITY AND COMPLIANCE
Do I need to activate/register the drone to use it?
Activation is not required for usage but is necessary to validate warranty. Minimal data (name, serial number) is collected and stored securely on US-based Aloft servers.
Where is my data stored?
All captured content is saved to the drone’s SD card. Flight logs are used internally for service or warranty purposes. Aloft servers are located in the U.S. and meet ISO 27001 and SOC 2, Type II compliance.
Do I need a drone license?
In the U.S., hobbyist flights don’t require a license. However, commercial operators need a Part 107 license. Always check your local regulations.
How do I register with the FAA?
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Go to FAA DroneZone
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Create or log in to an account
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Submit registration details and pay a $5 fee
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Affix the issued registration number to the drone
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Carry the certificate while flying
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Renew registration every three years