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UDS Partisan Recon
TypeReconnaissance aircraft
Place of originLithuania
Service history
In service2024–present
WarsRussian invasion of Ukraine
Production history
ManufacturerUnmanned Defense Systems
Produced2024–present
Specifications
Mass3.5 kg (7.7 lb)

Operational
range
170 km (110 mi)
Guidance
system
Autonomous; manual

UDS Partisan Recon (commonly Partisan) is a reconnaissance unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) developed by Unmanned Defense Systems (UDS), a Lithuanian defense technology company specializing in AI-driven swarm and ISR systems.

Development and design

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Founded in 2022 and based in Vilnius, Unmanned Defense Systems (UDS) is committed to integrating artificial intelligence into unmanned aerial platforms, pursuing an end-to-end system encompassing DETECT (ISTAR), ENGAGE (loitering munitions), and COMMAND (swarm/C2) capabilities within a unified architecture.[1]

Funding

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In May 2024, UDS raised €3.2 million in a Series A funding round, led by Coinvest Capital with contributions from private investors and key figures such as Vytenis Buzas (Executive Chairman) and CTO Ernestas Kalabuckas, to scale battlefield-proven UAVs—including the Partisan—and augment AI-based swarm integrations across battlefield management system.[2][3][4]

Design

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The Partisan is a compact, long-range reconnaissance drone designed to perform missions typically executed by much larger UAV platforms.

Users

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See also

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References

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