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XTEND M6F
Source-backed company and product intelligence, reviewed from a UK and European perspective.
- Manufacturer
- XTEND
- Status
- Commercial
- Price
- Not publicly disclosed in sources reviewed
- UK
- Not verified
- Europe
- Not verified
- Last verified
- 2026-10-08
M6F is XTEND’s compact aerial intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance system for defence users. The company describes a complete system weighing less than 2 kg, designed for indoor and outdoor reconnaissance. That figure refers to the complete system described in the announcement, rather than an independently measured aircraft-only weight.
Delivery evidence
On 28 August 2026, XTEND announced that hundreds of M6F systems had been delivered to a new Asia-Pacific defence customer through its Singapore subsidiary, Performance Rotors. The customer and further deployment details were withheld. This supports a company-reported delivered-product classification, without establishing independently assessed performance or the conditions of use.
Regional access
The announcement does not disclose a public price, endurance or range, and it does not establish a UK or European M6F customer offer. XTEND’s broader manufacturing presence should not be treated as proof that this particular model is generally available locally. M6F belongs under aerial robotics, with procurement and integration assessed for the named configuration.
Company profile: XTEND.
Sources and review
Checked 8 October 2026. XTEND M6F delivery announcement, 28 August 2026.
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Security support & EU CRA evidence
Not yet assessed by Robot Harbour
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- Manufacturer / reporting owner
- Not yet assessed
- Declared security support
- Not yet assessed
- Security-update method
- Not yet assessed
- Security evidence checked
- Not yet assessed
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