Testing Planned for Argus Stratospheric UAV by Stratolink in Spring 2026
The Argus stratospheric UAV prototype, capable of reconnaissance and high-speed Internet, will undergo testing in Spring 2026. Developed by Stratolink, a CUST resident, the UAV features a 40-meter wingspan, can remain airborne for up to 40 days, and carry a 40-kg payload for optical reconnaissance and communication. Production of a larger model is anticipated for the following year, dependent on funding.

Stratolink will test the Argus stratospheric UAV prototype in Spring 2026. The UAV, with a 40-meter wingspan, can fly for up to 40 days and carry a 40-kg payload for reconnaissance and Internet distribution.
The drone is designed to operate using solar panels, batteries, or hydrogen fuel cells, allowing functionality in diverse environments, including the Arctic. Production of a larger model is planned for the next year, contingent on funding. The testing will assess aerodynamic performance and engineering solutions.




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