Quantum-Systems Trinity Mission Flight 360°

Jul 24, 2026
Experience our Trinity in first person 360° view on a short mission flight close by Munich/Germany.
Watch as the Trinity takes of vertically and transitions to efficient horizontal flight.
During flight the Trinity engages an endurance cruise mode with only the rear motor active to extend flight time.
Finally we return the to ground showing the transition from horizontal flight to vertical flight and landing.
Trinity Details:
The Trinity-Platform is a high-endurance, vertical take-off and long-range solution with a small form factor and the industrial professional user in mind who demands high quality sensor packages.
It is the second UAV produced by Quantum-Systems after the launch of the Quantum Tron in 2016.
With its payload of 500g, the Trinity features high quality RGB and NDVI sensors for perfect results. The Innovative VTOL-system protects the sensors and makes starting and landing effortless. While being in gliding mode, the Trinity only uses the rear rotor to minimize energy consumption.
Its distinguishing features include:
VTOL-fixed wing system
Combining VTOL and fixed wing capabilities into an easy-to-use system gives the user the freedom of choice for his mission requirements.
Easy and safe handling
A push of a button is enough and the Trinity will do its assigned job. The control unit has a clean layout without confusing switches and levers. This ensures easy handling even in manual controlled situations.
Longest flight time in its class
Being designed to switch to a glider powered by one rotor enables the Trinity to benefit directly from an enhanced long range capability. The wing geometry is optimized to push the glide ratio to the max of 14!
Superior sensor and data results
The sensor compartment is shock-protected and the SD-cards are easily accessible from the outside. Both of them are powered by the Trinitys battery and an accurate geotagging is achieved by measuring the exact trigger point via power consumption.
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