Solutions to win: Ukrainian company presents system for controlling five fiber-optic FPV drones at once
During combat operations, operators increasingly need to coordinate multiple FPV drones simultaneously for mass or parallel strikes. This requires systems that allow them to switch between drones quickly, receive real-time video, and integrate with digital command platforms.
Developers created the HYDRA Khyzhak REBOFF Digital unmanned aerial system for this purpose. It includes Khyzhak fiber-optic FPV drones and the Hydra ground station, designed for parallel control of a group of UAVs.
According to the developers, the system is already available on the DOT-Chain and Brave1 Market platforms.
According to the company, the ground station:
The system also supports automatic target recognition using artificial intelligence and can transmit video streams to the DELTA and Vezha systems.
According to the developers, the Khyzhak fiber-optic FPV drones have a maximum flight range of up to 30 kilometers.
Background
It should be noted that Ukrainian drone manufacturer General Chereshnia has joined the state project, Private Air Defense. The company has received a license to protect private facilities and critical infrastructure and plans to use its own interceptor drones, mobile groups, and trained operators for this purpose.
It should be noted that in July 2025, Ukraine's Ministry of Defense codified the Khyzhak combat module and approved it for operation in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
As Rubryka reported, Ukrainian company ROBONEERS presented the remotely controlled "SHABLIA K-2" combat module, designed to support infantry operations in close combat.
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