Kalashnikov Group Delivers Granat-4-E Surveillance UAV Systems
The new systems feature gyrostabilized optoelectronic modules for precision target acquisition
L'essentiel
- The Kalashnikov Group has delivered its Granat-4-E remote surveillance UAV systems, equipped with gyrostabilized optoelectronic modules, to a customer on schedule.
- The system is designed for tactical surveillance and laser target acquisition for precision-guided munitions.
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The Granat-4-E is a transportable UAV system designed for remote surveillance, capable of operating in various lighting conditions and providing laser target designation.
The Kalashnikov Group has delivered Granat-4-E transportable remote surveillance UAV systems with the gyrostabilized optoelectronic target acquisition module to the customer, the defense manufacturer told TASS.
"The Kalashnikov Group has delivered Granat-4-E transportable remote surveillance systems with the gyrostabilized optoelectronic target designation system to the customer exactly on schedule. The UAV system provides laser target acquisition for precision-guided munitions with passive laser guidance in the close-in tactical zone," the Kalashnikov Group said.
The Kalashnikov Group unveiled the Granat-4-E UAV surveillance system with the gyrostabilized optoelectronic target acquisition module in August 2025. The UAV system is designed to conduct surveillance with video and thermal imaging equipment at any time of day or night at a distance of up to 70 km and gather information on the enemy. The system automatically tracks moving and stationary targets through imaging within a range of 100 meters to 12 km.
The Granat-4-E UAV surveillance system can fly at speeds of 90 km/h to 130 km/h, has a takeoff weight of no more than 55 kg and an operational direct visibility range of up to 55 km. The UAV system is catapult-launched and can climb to an altitude of 3,000 meters.
À surveiller
Perspective IA — des possibilités, pas des certitudes
The system will be deployed for field testing or operational use by the customer.
Probable · En quelques mois
Questions ouvertes
- Who is the customer receiving the delivery?
- How many units were included in this specific delivery?
