Other features: The rocket can be launched from multicopters, fixed-wing UAVs, ground launchers, or shoulder-fired manually. For air defense, it uses a proximity fuze that detonates near the target to release tungsten fragmentation elements, while high-explosive, incendiary, and anti-armor warheads are developed for ground targets. This configuration allows a single UAV to carry multiple rockets to engage a series of targets per flight, offering a cost-effective alternative to single-use kamikaze drones. Currently manually guided via a launcher-mounted camera, developers are partnering with Ukrainian firms to integrate AI-powered auto-detection and target acquisition software.
