The ST-35 single-use drone employs a human operator for locating targets and can perform autonomous flight after launch. It can assess weather conditions, approach the aiming point, and dive at the target while operating autonomously.

The weapon system is complemented by a ground control station, optical payload, warhead, multi-rotor, dropping module, relay module, antenna complex, as well as spare parts, tools, and equipment. Athlon Avia also intends to develop a shaped charge warhead to avoid collateral damage during high-risk missions. ST-35 Silent Thunder performance July 19th - 31st: defeat 20 enemies while controlling the WSP-9 Laser Pchela in the Atomic Thunder event Study maps! Look at satellite maps to find new areas to fly. If you’re looking for wide-open areas, or fun and interesting landmarks to shoot, all it takes is a little research to find great new spots.

Developed in the late 2050’s, the Minotaur MBT is one of the best examples of 6th generation tanks. An unmanned turret, high-precision kinetic ammunition and missile weaponry, a complex of active protection, as well as an optical camouflage system that allows you to camouflage a tank in the visible and infrared spectrums. The probability of loitering munition hitting the target is approximately 95% while circular deviation is up to 3m. The munition will be guided semi-automatically by optical, television or IR guidance heads, which will be swappable as needed depending on the visibility and weather conditions. Guidance to the target would be carried out by way of on-board processing of video signal within the carrier drone, its flight path being updated automatically till impact. The Thunder would use a human operator to locate targets, then operate autonomously till the mission is accomplished. It would be able to operate autonomously while assessing the weather conditions in the target area, approaching the aiming point (with minimum cross-wind component), and diving at the target.

The Company has continued expanding the functionality of its unmanned systems by adding new capabilities, especially for radiation detection, SIGINT/COMINT, etc. Thus, Athlone Avia accepted an offer from Sparring-Vist Center, Lviv, to equip the Fury UAV with a radiation detector sensor. The Thunder Glow Drone is suitable for kids aged 8 and over, and it charges via USB. The device has LED lights, so it can be seen easier when in flight. With 3 speed settings, it’s great for beginner, intermediate and expert level drone users.The length and width of the weapon are 300mm and 90mm respectively while its take-off weight is 9.5kg. The A1-SM Furia uses Athlone’s proprietary software on Linux platform. The software facilitates and speeds up the work of gunfire spotters, ensures more effective and efficient engagement of targets and helps improve sustainability among gunman crews. The A1-SM Fury is operated by two people – one for the drone itself, and the other to run the gunfire spotting missions. The A1-SM Fury is operated by two people – one for the drone itself, and the other to run the gunfire spotting missions.