VoxCast is a high-output aerial loudspeaker payload designed for clear voice projection during outdoor operations. It streams live audio from a nearby device over Bluetooth and projects it downward over the incident area.
What it does
Broadcasts live audio from a phone, tablet, or command device
Projects sound downward over crowds, terrain, or incident zones
Enables standoff communication without moving personnel closer
Why it’s different
Airborne delivery reaches areas vehicles and handheld PAs can’t
Live input over Bluetooth (not limited to prerecorded clips)
Voice-first tuning for intelligibility in outdoor noise
Performance Overview
Audio Performance
Maximum Acoustic Output
Tuned for speech intelligibility under outdoor conditions
Designed for sustained output without harsh distortion
Effective Voice Projection (Typical)
50–75 ft AGL: clear voice within ~150–250 ft radius
100–150 ft AGL: intelligible commands within ~300–400 ft radius
Directional Behavior
Downward-biased projection for ground focus
Reduced horizontal spill compared to vehicle PA systems
Audio Input & Control
Input: Live Bluetooth audio stream
Sources: Phone, tablet, laptop, or command device
Latency: Low-latency voice transmission suitable for real-time commands
Operational Impact
Issue instructions without entering hazardous or restricted areas
Reach crowds or individuals beyond megaphone / vehicle PA range
Maintain standoff distance while retaining clear command presence
Power & Endurance
Power: Drone-powered payload system
Runtime: Sustained broadcast during typical flight durations
Thermal Handling: Designed for continuous output under load