GOR UAS

Technical specifications

Rapid Deployment & Modular Architecture

GOR is optimized for fast-paced tactical environments. The catapult-launched system requires no runway and can be fully mission-ready in approximately 10 minutes, even by a small two‑person team. In emergency or battlefield scenarios, a beginner can assemble the UAV in roughly 30 seconds, with experienced crews able to prepare it even faster. The airframe breaks down into just six intuitive components, requiring no specialized tools.

This modular design extends to the payload bay. GOR supports multiple NextVision stabilized camera systems, allowing operators to configure the aircraft for daytime, nighttime, or all‑weather ISR missions. Payload swaps are fast and straightforward, enabling the same platform to adapt to different operational roles without downtime.

ISR Payloads & Sensor Capabilities

GOR integrates a family of high‑performance EO and EO/IR gimbals from NextVision, including Raptor, NightHawk 2, and X80. These stabilized turrets provide long‑range observation, precise target identification, and situational awareness across diverse lighting and weather conditions.

With zoom capabilities reaching up to 80×, operators can conduct detailed reconnaissance from safe stand‑off distances. Thermal imaging options enable night operations and detection of concealed or camouflaged targets, while lightweight sensor designs preserve endurance and flight stability.

Communications, Navigation & Survivability

One of GOR’s defining strengths is its resilient communications architecture. The UAV employs a dual‑layer system consisting of a main communication channel with eight preset frequencies and a backup link that operates simultaneously. Frequency‑hopping spread spectrum (FHSS) techniques improve resistance to interference, interception, and jamming.

In parallel, GOR features a backup air navigation system, allowing continued operation in GPS‑denied or spoofed environments. This makes the platform particularly suitable for operations under electronic warfare pressure. Data transmission ranges extend up to 80 km, ensuring reliable ISR feed delivery to the ground control station during long‑range missions.

Operational Concept & Use Cases

GOR is intended as a tactical ISR asset for military, security, and defense users requiring persistent aerial awareness without exposing manned aircraft to risk. Its low operating cost, reduced emissions, and minimal training requirements make it a practical alternative to crewed reconnaissance aircraft and helicopters.

Typical missions include:

• Long‑range battlefield surveillance

• Border and perimeter monitoring

• Nighttime and low‑visibility reconnaissance

• ISR operations in GPS‑denied or EW‑contested environments

The complete system is delivered as a comprehensive package, including multiple UAVs, catapult launcher, control stations, antennas, batteries, and rugged transport cases—ensuring immediate operational readiness.