SIGNING OF A DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT WITH FLYFOCUS SP. Z O.O. – MODERN DRONES FOR DEFENSE
We are pleased to announce that we have signed a distribution agreement with the Polish drone manufacturer Flyfocus sp. z o.o. The Warsaw-based company has been widely known for years for its valuable development projects in modern unmanned technologies for national defense. We are particularly proud that a Polish company is capable of producing drones that will not only support our armed forces but also have the potential to enter the international market. Two flagship solutions that are already available include the Cableguard tethered drone and the long-range Polaris aircraft.
The Cableguard tethered drone system is an advanced solution designed for long-term border protection, providing continuous area surveillance using daylight and thermal (IR) cameras. The system transmits a real-time video stream to the command center, enabling immediate response. Cableguard is fully integrated with the ATAK system, allowing seamless cooperation with existing operational infrastructure. The system features advanced automatic detection and recognition of moving objects, facilitating instant information transfer to management systems for appropriate action. Cableguard also offers a radio station functionality, providing radio coverage up to 30 km and the ability to create a MESH communication network with vehicles and portable radios.
In cooperation with RWŁC vehicles, Cableguard significantly extends communication range and enables the use of electronic warfare modules such as SigInt or IMSI Catcher for effective monitoring and control of the operational area. The system includes the drone, battery, power station, GCS, and optional components like a parachute, ADS-B system, and electro-optical heads.
The UAV Polaris is a unique aircraft designed from scratch in Poland for long-term, quiet operations. It is smaller, lighter, and, above all, more economical than currently available solutions. It fits into a small backpack and can carry various payloads, such as EO/IR cameras, mapping cameras, communication relays, or electronic warfare systems (SIGINT). Launched manually and ascending at a 45° angle, it eliminates the need for ground infrastructure. The aircraft lands on its back (to protect the payload) at a 45° angle using flaps and reverse thrust. It is equipped with a patented "Thermal AI" algorithm, which allows it to locate and use thermal currents to extend flight time without the engine.
The latest solution from Flyfocus, which premiered at MSPO 2024, is the Striker, a long-range unmanned aerial vehicle capable of carrying a combat payload of several dozen kilograms over a distance of more than 1,000 kilometers. The Striker has been honored with the prestigious Defender award!
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