Together with the FlightControl application, target drone can become part of a powerful swarm simulation system.
Fully electric, one-button operation.
Bigger, heavier, but more rigid and faster.
Detection, tracking, targeting, and shooting training.
Cost-effective as decoy.
No runway, easy to use and recover.
Multidirectional flight capabilities.
Compact size for transport.
Unmatched payload capability.
Drones have become a fast-growing battlefield threat: inexpensive, easy to deploy, and highly adaptable. They fly low and close to terrain, can appear with little warning, and cover roles from one-way attack to reconnaissance and payload delivery, making realistic training essential. Training targets support validation and crew training across radar cueing, EO/IR day/night tracking, RF/acoustic warning, electronic warfare effects, and final engagement with guns, rockets, or interceptor solutions.
New target variants expand the offer to 32-inch, 20-inch (mini), 10-inch (micro), and 5-inch (nano) classes, replicating everything from heavy multirotor “bombers” to small FPV drones.
Low-altitude, high-speed profiles with minimal reaction time.
FPV threat profiles plus scouting and target-marking scenarios.
Persistent ISR, extended-range missions, and coordinated strike simulation.
Large multirotor threat with higher payload and longer loiter.
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