Designed for ease of use and compactness, Turkish drones are engineered to excel in challenging environments. Their monocoque carbon body provides exceptional durability and resilience, enabling reliable performance even in harsh weather conditions.

Turkish unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) continue to expand their presence in Africa, with innovative solutions developed in Türkiye taking on new roles in international missions.

Zyrone Dynamics, a Turkish drone company recognized for its expertise in rotary-wing and variable-volume UAVs, has marked a significant milestone in its export journey. The company has successfully exported its ZD100 and ZD200 rotary-wing UAVs to an African nation, where they are set to play pivotal roles in disaster search and rescue operations as well as in the transportation of essential cargo to critical locations.

Both UAV models, the ZD100 and ZD200, stand out for their cutting-edge technical features and versatile applications.

The ZD100, with a flight time of 80 minutes, a payload capacity of 3 kilograms, and a maximum speed of 130 kilometers per hour, offers exceptional performance. Its design prioritizes user-friendliness and compactness, making it well-suited to operate in challenging environments. Its monocoque carbon body enhances durability, enabling it to withstand harsh weather conditions. The ZD100 is particularly valued for its reliability and adaptability across diverse operational scenarios.

The ZD200, designed for more complex missions, features a maximum payload capacity of 20 kilograms and can cover a flight range of over 25 kilometers while carrying a 10-kilogram payload. Its modular design allows for the integration of specialized equipment such as thermal cameras, LIDAR sensors, and environmental monitoring tools. This versatility makes it ideal for various tasks, including critical infrastructure inspections, coastline mapping, and mine surveillance. Constructed with a robust carbon frame, the Z