Next one: Electric Wings UAS presented its drone systems at the Daimex Baltic 2026 exhibition in Lithuania, with Batcomms providing the command-and-control communication link.

On the field. Somewhere in Ukraine.

Initially, we used DJI Mavic drones to carry our repeater. But man… why rely on a separate drone when you can build your own with a custom communications link? So we integrated a data output into the repeater. The solution for repeater drone builders.

Leave this logo and name in your memory: Valkron OÜ. This drone is large and, of course, operates using our communications.

It was a bit windy, but at least it’s sunny. The data connection works. ~76 km.

The repeater of the new version of the Batcomms communication solution includes a charger that also allows the use of solar panels. In a stationary installation, this ensures uninterrupted power supply.

Today’s −15 °C weather felt as if it was made specifically for testing. The 40 km went easily; based on the RSSI readings, it should be possible to reach over 200 km (100 + 100 km). In practice, the Earth’s curvature will become the limiting factor.The next test will be 40 + 40 km.

Version 0.4 is assembled panel by panel. As you can see, 2W has been achieved. The updated enclosure is slightly smaller and more water-resistant. In addition, AES-128 encryption is enabled by default.

In parallel, a new controller for our UGV prototype is being developed. The prototype can reach speeds of up to 50 km/h, carries 100+ kg, and is at the same time very inexpensive and simple to manufacture.

The next integrator is Quadix UAS OÜ, whose FPV drone we were test-flying today.