Power architecture
A high-voltage propulsion and distribution strategy designed around efficiency, redundancy, and controllable power delivery.
Advanced development program
A modular, pilot-centered aerial platform engineered around visibility, reliability, and mission flexibility.
Development visualization. Final configuration subject to engineering validation.
01 / Project ARGUS
Project ARGUS is the first development program from Forge 21 Aeroworks, created to explore what a professional unmanned aircraft can become when the pilot, payload, and platform are treated as one system.
The objective is clear: develop a modular, pilot-centered aerial platform combining visibility, reliability, and mission flexibility in an aircraft built responsibly from the ground up.
02 / Platform architecture
ARGUS H6 is being developed as an integrated aircraft, not a collection of accessories.
A high-voltage propulsion and distribution strategy designed around efficiency, redundancy, and controllable power delivery.
A configurable payload interface intended to support imaging, illumination, communications, and future mission packages.
A multi-camera approach focused on awareness around the aircraft while preserving clear, useful information for the pilot.
Control behavior and flight profiles designed to remain predictable as payload, configuration, and mission demands change.
03 / Design principles
Give the pilot meaningful visibility, useful perspective, and the information needed to make sound decisions.
Remain adaptable to real work through modular equipment and mission-focused configuration.
Prioritize predictable behavior, system awareness, and responsible engineering throughout the aircraft.
04 / Development focus
Mechanical integration and airframe architecture
ActivePower system definition and endurance modeling
ActiveFlight-control and pilot-interface planning
DevelopmentPayload interface and mission-module planning
Development05 / About Forge 21
Forge 21 Aeroworks is an independent unmanned-aircraft development effort based in the Kansas City area. It exists to turn ambitious ideas into disciplined, testable systems, beginning with Project ARGUS.
Our approach starts with the mission and treats propulsion, power, flight control, payloads, visibility, operator awareness, serviceability, and safety as parts of one aircraft, not isolated additions.
Current work centers on research, system architecture, component evaluation, supplier collaboration, and mechanical integration planning. ARGUS remains in development; every published concept is subject to engineering validation, testing, and refinement.
Engineering collaboration
Forge 21 Aeroworks welcomes technical dialogue with propulsion, battery, avionics, communications, fabrication, and integration specialists. Proprietary engineering materials are handled responsibly, and nondisclosure agreements are welcome.