Yaroslav Azhnyuk, co-founder of the Ukrainian IT company Petcube and head of miltech startups The Fourth Law and Odd Systems, reported that the autonomous drone «Lupynis-10-TFL-1» and the TFL-1 autonomy module for drones have passed codification.
Yaroslav Azhnyuk, co-founder of the Ukrainian IT company Petcube and head of miltech startups The Fourth Law and Odd Systems, reported that the autonomous drone «Lupynis-10-TFL-1» and the TFL-1 autonomy module for drones have passed codification.
«The FPV drone with the first level of autonomy „Lupynis-10-TFL-1“, as well as the TFL-1 autonomy module, now have NATO codification,» said Yaroslav Azhnyuk. He added that The Fourth Law, which manufactures these products, also received a joint test certificate from the National Guard of Ukraine.
After codification, the Lupynis-10-TFL-1 drone and the TFL-1 module can be contracted for state orders and Ukrainian units of the Defense Forces.
«The codification of the autonomous drone and autonomy modules took quite a long time, as the approval system for these products is much stricter than for conventional FPV drones or fiber-optic drones,» Azhnyuk added.
He previously said that the TFL-1 module increases the efficiency of a conventional FPV drone by 2-3 times, while increasing its cost by only 10-20%. According to Yaroslav Azhnyuk, such modules will soon begin to be installed on most drones.
In July , The Fourth Law announced that it had raised funding from a group of venture capital funds and angel investors from the EU, the US, and Canada.
