Brazilian Army integrates armed drones into arsenal for defense and surveillance

Armed drones in the arsenal. Photo: Reproduction YouTube @xmobots_drones
Armed drones in the arsenal. Photo: Reproduction YouTube @xmobots_drones

The Brazilian Army is preparing to incorporate armed drones into its arsenal by 2027, marking it as crucial technology already utilized in the Ukraine War and the Gaza conflict.

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These drones, capable of speeds up to 110 km/h and with a 10-hour autonomy, were developed by the company XMOBOTS, which also trained 21 Brazilian military personnel to operate them.

The foundation for this future weaponry is the Nauru 1000C, a drone specially commissioned for the Army, designed for surveillance and defense missions along Brazil’s borders.

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The acquired system includes three Nauru drones, controlled from a mobile ground base mounted inside a container. The drones have a maximum takeoff weight of 150 kg and are powered by a hybrid combustion and electricity system. With a wingspan of 7.7 meters and a length of 2.9 meters, these drones are designed to carry Enforcer missiles, a system of light guided weapons capable of defeating light and lightly armored targets, including moving vehicles.

Source: O Globo

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