Kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), also known as suicide drones, have garnered significant attention in the defense industry of late. Robit Teknoloji, a prominent Turkish defense company, distinguishes itself in this domain with two notable kamikaze UAV models: AZAB and AZAT.
Long-range flight capability: AZAB
AZAB, an advanced unmanned aerial vehicle featuring a modern design and long-range capabilities, excels in its ability to execute precision suicide dives and effectively detonate targets. Specifically engineered to evade multiple launch air defense systems, AZAB stands out among similar products.
This versatile kamikaze UAV, distinguished by its delta wing configuration, has successfully undergone rigorous flight testing.
Setting itself apart with a substantial payload capacity, AZAB minimizes radar detection due to its optimized radar cross-sectional area and composite body construction.
With a maximum take-off weight of 55 kg and a payload capacity of 15 kg, AZAB boasts an impressive operational range of 500 km. It can sustain flights up to 8 hours at a cruising speed of 270 km/h. Equipped with both full and semi-autonomous flight capabilities, AZAB can be efficiently operated by a single operator.
AZAT is gearing up for deployment
Weighing in at approximately 2 kilograms with its payload, AZAT FPV offers pilots a first-person view experience, enhancing operational control and situational awareness.
Equipped with a payload capacity of 800 grams, AZAT can remain airborne for up to 20 minutes and operates within a range of 2.5 kilometers while transmitting real-time imagery.
Designed for versatile applications including reconnaissance, surveillance, and precision targeting, AZAT comes in various sizes tailored to specific operational environments and mission requirements.
Established in Gazi Teknopark in Turkish capital Ankara in 2008, Robit Teknoloji excels in the informatics, software, electronics, and defense sectors.
