Ukrainian-British defence company Trypillian has codified the VORON-10 FPV kamikaze drone, designed to support infantry and assault units on the front line. This was reported by Defender Media, citing company representatives.
VORON-10 is an FPV quadcopter intended to strike armoured and unarmoured vehicles, electronic warfare (EW) systems, personnel, and the enemy’s military logistics assets. To improve resistance to electronic interference, the drone uses pseudo-random frequency hopping technology.
According to the developers, the UAV’s cruising speed is up to 60km/h, with a maximum of up to 100km/h. The stated flight endurance is 20 to 30 minutes.
The VORON-10’s design allows the drone to be adapted to different types of warheads depending on the mission. According to the manufacturer, the UAV is equipped with motors and a frame developed in-house by the company. On the Brave1 Market marketplace, the VORON-10 costs around UAH 23,000.
Following codification, the drone also received a NATO Stock Number (NSN) — a unique 13-digit identifier used for standardised accounting and supply management of military products.
Trypillian is a Ukrainian-British defence technology company that develops combat unmanned systems. In addition to the VORON-10, the company’s portfolio includes the heavy strike drone BOMBER-15, the ATOM reconnaissance wing, and other developments.