Yaroslav Azhnyuk, co-founder of the Ukrainian IT company Petcube and head of the miltech startups The Fourth Law and Odd Systems, announced that Lupinis drones have become available for purchase on the military marketplaces Brave1 Market and DOT-Chain Defence.
Yaroslav Azhnyuk, co-founder of the Ukrainian IT company Petcube and head of the miltech startups The Fourth Law and Odd Systems, announced that Lupinis drones have become available for purchase on the military marketplaces Brave1 Market and DOT-Chain Defence.
«Lupynis-10-TFL-1 — our high-performance drone with terminal guidance/level 1 autonomy — is now available for purchase on DOTChain and Brave1 Market for E-points. Autonomy adds 10% to the price, but increases the success rate of the strike by 2–4 times», said Azhnyuk.
The entrepreneur previously noted that autonomy modules solve the issues of electronic warfare and radio horizon in the last hundreds of meters and significantly strengthen pilots, especially in difficult conditions and against moving targets. Such modules are being developed by Azhnyuk’s startup TheFourthLaw, named after the works of science fiction writer Isaac Asimov.
A number of modifications of the Lupinis drone are available on the Brave1 Market marketplace. The cheapest basic version costs UAH 18,000, and the most expensive one — with the TFL-1 autonomy module and night guidance — will cost UAH 44,000. The Lupinis-10-TFL-1 drone, which costs UAH 21,000, can also be exchanged for e-points by military personnel.
