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 that Kalashnikov will present the SKAT-350M and UBB KUB-2E bundle at Dubai Airshow 2025.