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Stealth
The Stealth line is a family of tactical FPV platforms, a low-cost, precise eye and effector for the small unit, developed and refined with Ukrainian technology partners. The family spans 7-, 10-, 13-, and 15-inch airframes, all cruising at 80 km/h and carrying up to 5 kg out to 25 km. Fiber-optic “Fiberon” variants fly a hardline not susceptible to RF command-link jamming, the optional Narsil auto-targeting system is reported to hold a lock through signal loss, and modular effect configurations match the effect to the target, subject to applicable controls. One control system, one training pipeline, mission-matched airframes.
Datasheet
Full specification
- Fiber-optic control link not susceptible to RF command-link jamming
- Narsil auto-targeting (manufacturer-reported)
- HDR & thermal day/night optics
- Modular effect configurations, subject to controls
- Rapid field deployment
- Reported operational use through Ukrainian technology partners
Stealth Family
Mission-matched airframes.
One control system and one training pipeline across every class, from a light 7-inch scout to fiber-optic hardline and heavy-lift bomber variants, all cruising at 80 km/h and reaching out to 25 km.
Stealth 7 UD
Agile light scout and strike quad for close-in overwatch and route recon at section range.
Stealth 10 UD Fiberon
Fiber-optic hardline control: no RF signature, keeps flying through electronic warfare.
Stealth 13 UD Bomber
Heavy-lift bomber: releases 2 or 4 munitions with optical stabilization on a single sortie.
Stealth 13 UD Fiberon
Heavy fiber-optic platform: 20 km of hardline carrying a full payload through jamming.
Stealth 10 UD
The versatile 10-inch workhorse: up to 22 km of reach and a 3.5 kg payload for overwatch and precise effect.
Stealth 13 UD
The heavy 13-inch platform: up to 25 km and a 5 kg payload; the base airframe for the Bomber and Fiberon builds.
Systems & components
Built from proven flight hardware
Every Stealth airframe is assembled from proven, field-hardened components on one common control ecosystem. A crew trained on one class flies them all.
Airframe & drive
Rugged carbon-fibre airframes from 7 to 15 inches, high-output brushless propulsion, and an integrated flight-control stack tuned to each class.
Optics & video
HDR low-light cameras across the family, thermal optics on the heavy class, and frequency-agile video that holds the picture in contested spectrum.
Link & control
Diversity control links across multiple bands, with a fiber-optic hardline on every Fiberon build. A fiber-optic control link is not susceptible to RF command-link jamming.
Narsil auto-targeting
Optional Narsil auto-targeting locks the target and holds it through signal loss, closed-loop terminal guidance that stays on track under EW.
Ground station
A hardened field case with a 27-inch display, a 1000–7000 MHz receiver, twenty hours of autonomy, and control of up to ten drones.
Effects
Modular fragmentation and cumulative-fragmentation effects; the Bomber releases two or four munitions on a single sortie with optical release stabilization.
In Service With
Trusted by frontline units
Developed together with Iron Shield's Ukrainian technology partners, the Stealth FPV family is reported to be in operational use through those partners across Ukraine's assault, airmobile, and reconnaissance formations, the units whose insignia are shown below.
