The Kalashnikov Concern has presented unique solutions for the housing and utilities sector based on multi-purpose unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). OOO "GC Quiet Wings", part of the concern, showcased the Alfa-E drone at the international exhibition of housing and communal services and the construction complex, held November 11-14, 2025 in Moscow.
All of the company's drones are equipped with triple redundancy of control channels, and, if necessary, interference-protected satellite navigation and optical systems.
The Alfa-E vertical takeoff and landing UAV is designed for aerial photography, aerial laser scanning, video monitoring, magnetic surveying, cargo delivery, fire patrol, and search and rescue operations. The Alfa-E is controlled from a mobile ground station at a distance of up to 120 km, can fly for an hour with a payload, and can climb to a height of up to 3,000 m. The compactness of the UAV allows it to be transported in a passenger car, and assembly by one operator takes about 15 minutes.
Another promising development is the Legioner fixed-wing UAV, created for large volumes of aerial photography, laser scanning, monitoring of extended objects, and logistics tasks. It can be equipped with a gasoline or electric engine. The Legioner only needs a 10 × 10 m site, the flight time with a load reaches 5 hours, the route is up to 550 km, and the carrying capacity is 4 kg. The declared resource is 2,800 flight hours or 5 years, and the maintenance interval is 100 hours.
Both UAVs can be equipped with gyro-stabilized optoelectronic systems, IR cameras, lidar, aerial laser scanners, and geodetic equipment.
Earlier,www1.ru reported thatKalashnikov will present the SKAT-350M and UBB KUB-2E bundle at Dubai Airshow 2025.