Vyriy Drone

During the first Tech Force in UA media club, leading TFUA member companies showcased cutting-edge defense technologies: presented some of their cutting-edge defense technologies: Airlogix: GOR reconnaissance UAV with an advanced communication system for tactical and strategic reconnaissance up to 80 km. Roboneers: Rys and Rys PRO UGVs for troop evacuation and supply transport; Shablya remote weapon stations for reconnaissance target detection, and combating enemy infantry and light armored vehicles; WarDog drone capable of functioning even with GPS jamming, and operating in autonomous, semi-autonomous, and manual flight modes. Center for Unmanned Systems: General Chereshnya FPV with AI and AIR drone for destroying aerial targets, enemy reconnaissance drones, and even helicopters. Omnitech: FPV drones in various modifications, ground control stations, and relay systems. UKRSPECSYSTEMS: SHARK UAV with a maximum flight altitude of 3000 m, providing fully autonomous reconnaissance, observation, and long-distance identification and recognition. INFOZAHYST: Plastun-RP3000 for enemy communication system triangulation, automated rapid radio monitoring, interception data processing, and the Pluton system for detecting and warning about UAVs. HIMERA: G1 & G1 Pro handheld radios for electronic warfare resistance. Vyriy Drone: FPV drones with self-guidance and interceptors for aerial targets. Реактивные Дроны Reactive Drone: Kazhan E620 bomber drone, capable of carrying various munitions at altitudes up to 1000 m with speeds up to 72 km/h, the new Shmavik drone, and a communication system with interference-resistant GNSS. FRDM Group: D-21-11 robotic complex, R-34 strike UAV for remote mining. Warbirds Ukraine: Galka recon UAV for aerial reconnaissance, real-time video surveillance, artillery fire adjustment, Soika UAV for radio silence reconnaissance, Pugach UCAV for targeting, road mining up to 45 km; Dzyga FPV drone for strike missions. Huless: Highline-T tethered drone for observation, relaying, and mounting additional equipment (EW tools) at 100m altitude. Oko Camera: Thermal modules for robotic systems used on aerial, ground, and aquatic drones for target observation and navigation both day and night. DEVIRO: Leleka-100 for reconnaissance and artillery fire adjustment. TheFourthLaw.ai: B1 Autonomy module; Stus-7-B1 and Lupinis-10-B1 UAVs. Athlon Avia: Furia UAV capable of flying up to 6 hours and carrying payload; the A1-SM Furia and a ground control station. Quantum Systems: Vector reconnaissance UAV with vertical takeoff, optical and infrared sensors, capable of operating around the clock and transmitting real-time information. PG Robotics: LuckyStrike FPV drones with digital video communication that "does not reveal positions", unlike analog systems. TAF Drones: Combat-proven codified Kolibri FPV drones. We are grateful to our powerful manufacturers who made this event possible ❤️

TechForce in UA includes over 30 defense enterprises. Previously we have told about some of them, today will continue introducing you to our member-companies: Oko Camera is a Ukrainian product company that develops and manufactures thermal imaging modules. Their products are used in aerial vehicles, ground, and marine drones. Omnitech is focused on meeting the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces with unmanned aerial vehicles. For this purpose, the "SkyTech" unmanned aviation complex was developed. Vyriy Drone Vyriy Drone is a leading innovator in the development and manufacturing of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles and loitering munitions. This system has not only earned recognition in real combat conditions but has also been adapted to the individual needs of each pilot. Luftronix makes industrial inspection equipment with sub-millimeter measurement guarantees and GPS-free optical navigation. Their navigation module is a stand-alone component that allows UAVs to continue their mission in electronic warfare (EW) conditions when the GNSS signal is absent or altered. Unmanned systems Research Center is a company that produces unmanned aerial vehicles (FPV drones). Krylati is a research and production enterprise that manufactures aerial unmanned systems, including the UAV "Rubaka". PG Robotics is a company founded in May 2022 to meet the exploding demand in drone warfare - with a vision to go global and further expand into commercial, delivery and agricultural needs. The company is a partner and developer of Ukrainian fight drone simulator. Aerobavovna is an innovative manufacturer of military-purpose aerostats. Fire Point manufactures UAVs and ICT, as well as contract electronics manufacturing. Defense Fort is a developer and manufacturer of ammunition for UAVs. INFOZAHYST research and production center develops software and hardware solutions for the security, defense and law enforcement agencies of Ukraine.  We are happy and grateful to work together for victory and technological advancement!

Bloomberg recently highlighted the pivotal role that Vyriy Drone FPV drones play in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. These affordable and highly effective drones have dramatically shifted the economics of warfare. Capable of disabling armored vehicles and tanks, FPV drones have become a defining weapon in this conflict. Ukrainian soldiers leverage these drones to gather real-time intelligence and execute precise strikes, sharing their successful missions on social media to boost morale and showcase their capabilities. Bloomberg journalists visited our office and spoke with our CEO, Oleksii Babenko. Vyriy’s drones have been instrumental in neutralizing threats and reopening critical supply routes, such as the grain corridor in the Black Sea. This has been vital in sustaining the Ukrainian economy amid the war. The success of these drones underscores the ingenuity and resilience of Ukrainian defense manufacturers, who continue to innovate despite facing significant logistical challenges.

The New York Times published an article featuring member companies of Tech Force in UA. These companies, including Vyriy Drone, Roboneers, PG Robotics, and Skyeton, make significant contributions to the development of drones and robotic systems. The article highlights the innovative developments by Ukrainian companies creating drones and robotic systems for military purposes, using modern artificial intelligence and automation technologies. In particular, the article showcases the work of the Ukrainian company Vyriy Drone, which specializes in developing drones capable of autonomously tracking targets and performing combat tasks. Vyriy's 25-year-old CEO, Oleksii Babenko, demonstrated the efficiency of their quadcopter, guided by software, which reduces the need for human intervention. In the case of Roboneers, the article demonstrates how battlefield demands pull together engineers and soldiers. Oleksandr Yabchanka, a commander in Da Vinci Wolves, recalls how the need to defend the "road of life" between Bakhmut and Chasiv Yar spurred the invention of a a computerized, remote-controlled machine gun by Roboneers. “We could sit in the trench drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes and shoot at the Russians,” he said. His input later helped Roboneers develop a new type of weapon — a machine gun turret on a mobile ground drone, increasing the need for A.I.-powered auto-aim, as noted by the chief executive of Roboneers Anton Skrypnyk. Photos by Sasha Maslov.

Vyriy Drone's loitering munition system in action on the front line 🔥 Don't forget to donate to Ukrainian army today 🇺🇦

Vyriy Drone latest AI targeting technology has been featured in The New York Times today! The article spotlights our CEO, Oleksii Babenko, demonstrating our drone's autonomous AI targeting abilities. In the test, the drone followed Oleksii on his motorcycle, using its camera and software to keep up without any manual control. Our work is part of Ukraine's growing UAV tech landscape, where innovation is driven by necessity and strong support from various sectors. We’re developing technology that makes a real difference on the battlefield , pushing the limits of what’s possible in drone and defense tech! Check out the full story to see what we’re up to and how we’re contributing to the future of autonomous drones. https://lnkd.in/eYNHE9Vg

Vyriy Drone is committed to building the most advanced EW-resistant systems, achieving the highest target engagement rate, and supporting Ukrainian soldiers. Our custom ELRS Vyriy drones were recently featured by Forbes, highlighting the rapid advancements in Ukrainian UAV technology during the war. Western countries need to pay more attention to Ukrainian UAV technologies and components as this market is evolving at an unprecedented pace. Read more in the Forbes article: https://lnkd.in/gVDyuy86 #UAV #Drones #Forbes #UkrainianTech #DefenseTech #VyriyDrone

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Grateful to see our UAVs' achievements being highlighted by Forbes. 🔔   Even russian latest jammers can't resist against our brand new smart AI-powered frequency-hoping technology. This achievement is not just a testament to our technology but also to the critical, ongoing collaboration with Ukrainian UAV operators and soldiers. Their professionalism and expertise are integral to our success in developing robust defense solutions for real-world combat scenarios. Together, we are setting new standards in UAV technology, ensuring effectiveness and reliability in the field. We are committed to providing the best in defense technologies that respond to today's challenges with tomorrow's solutions. Slava Ukraine! 🇺🇦 https://lnkd.in/g6syFH2T