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Coverage focus: Heron. A long-endurance reconnaissance family built to carry different intelligence sensors. IAI describes both land and naval operating roles with international customers.
This profile currently covers Heron.
Operational according to IAI, including Israeli Air Force use. Heron, Heron Mk II and Heron TP are distinct variants.
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A large Israeli-developed AUV with German sonar integration and a documented German Navy handover.
Israeli hybrid-electric infantry-support robot family; current MK III marketing contains unresolved payload and range inconsistencies.
Small tactical reconnaissance aircraft with fuel propulsion, a launcher and parachute recovery.
Established anti-radiation loitering munition family, distinct from the optically guided HAROP and smaller Mini HARPY.
Electrically propelled loitering munition combining optical and anti-radiation sensing in a smaller IAI system.
Small recoverable VTOL loitering munition with day and night sensors and publicly announced NATO customer contracts.
A large turboprop intelligence aircraft, distinct from the smaller Heron family. The German Heron TP configuration has its own certification, mission equipment and service arrangements.
A canister-launched loitering-munition family offered for land and maritime customers, with an electro-optical sensor and an operator-supervised mission interface.
A long-endurance reconnaissance family built to carry different intelligence sensors. IAI describes both land and naval operating roles with international customers.
Persistent surveillance, configurable missions.
Wide-area awareness over land and sea.