The AC‑16 droneport
Self-contained and road-towable with Volatus Power multi-modal fast charging, drone-agnostic and crewed by two, designed for same-day deployment.
Design specifications of the AC-16 build standard, a pre-production unit. Subject to change through final engineering.
Volatus Power charging, onboard
Aureum deploys Volatus Power charging technology in the AC-16 and in every vertiport it designs, built on the patent-pending e-cellerate power-conversion architecture. Twin on-grid and off-grid AC inputs run it beyond the grid, and each unit uploads charge and self-diagnostic data to the cloud after every charge.
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Features
Built to order
The standard unit builds on a proven heavy-duty trailer chassis. Custom chassis and mission-specific modules are engineered to order.
FAQ
What is the AC-16 droneport?
The AC-16 is a 16 foot, road-towable, drone-agnostic droneport built by Aureum Mobility with manufacturing partners WiscoLift and Volatus Power. It carries onboard battery storage, Volatus Power multi-modal fast charging, deployable lighting, and a 2 to 8 degree Celsius cold chain configured per mission, and it is designed to stand up the same day it arrives.
What does it take to deploy an AC-16?
A half-ton pickup to tow it, a two-person crew to stand it up, and a clear site. The unit is designed for same-day deployment with no airport, vertiport, or grid connection required.
What FAA rules do flights from an AC-16 operate under?
Flights operate under the operator’s own FAA authority. Drones under 55 pounds fly under Part 107, with visual line of sight by default and beyond visual line of sight by waiver. Aircraft over 55 pounds operate under a Section 44807 exemption with a Certificate of Waiver or Authorization. Aureum designs sites and operations to fit those pathways; operating certificates belong to the operators who fly.
Can the AC-16 charge more than drones?
Yes. The Volatus Power multi-modal charging architecture scales to ground EVs and heavy fleet vehicles, so the same unit that runs an air route can support the vehicles working around it.
What charging technology does the AC-16 use?
Aureum deploys Volatus Power charging technology in the AC-16 and in every vertiport it designs. The system runs on Volatus’ patent-pending e-cellerate power-conversion architecture with remote monitoring that supports pre-failure component swaps, is engineered toward a 99 percent uptime target, and is backed by nationwide service teams.
Regulatory sources: FAA Part 107 FAA Section 44807
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The AC-16 configures for health, EMS, industrial, and defense missions. Tell us yours and Aureum scopes the unit.