Qatari state-owned company Barzan Holdings used Milipol Qatar 2026 to display more than a dozen defense and security platforms, including FPV quadcopters, a VTOL unmanned aircraft and maritime systems, according to Breaking Defense.
The aircraft portfolio includes the FPV Drone-15 inch, described as a tactical reconnaissance quadcopter carrying up to 4 kilograms over a stated 20-kilometer range, with endurance of up to 20 minutes. The smaller FPV Drone-10 inch is listed with a 2.5-kilogram payload, 15-kilometer range and 12-minute endurance at full payload. The FPV Drone-7 inch carries up to 1.5 kilograms and has endurance of up to 15 minutes.
For longer-duration surveillance, Barzan identified the H Silent ISR Quadcopter, which uses an electro-optical and infrared gimbal and has a stated endurance of up to 40 minutes. The ISR VTOL-400 is listed with a 4-kilogram payload, a 40-kilometer datalink range, a maximum operating altitude of 10,000 feet and a speed of 110 kilometers per hour.
The company also presented the Rasid USV, described as a jet-ski-style unmanned surface vessel for surveillance, and the Barzan Conversion Solution, a coast guard vessel able to operate either manned or unmanned. A separate Defensehere report says Barzan displayed 12 Qatar-made products and identifies a further unmanned underwater vehicle among the maritime systems.
The available reporting does not specify the aircraft’s flight-control modes, autonomy functions, sensor-fusion architecture or operator interface. Nor does it provide evidence of a flight or maritime trial, an order, or entry into operational service. The systems were exhibited as part of Barzan’s domestic engineering and manufacturing portfolio; display specifications alone do not establish autonomous operation.