SAS Technology, a leading Greek innovator in unmanned aerial vehicles, is proud to announce the successful completion of the second test for the UCAV Sarisa's aerial rocket fire capability, solidifying its position as a trailblazer in the development of advanced weaponized drones.
Under the supervision of the Hellenic MOD's GDDIA, the testing campaign has adhered to the highest standards of safety and precision. SAS Technology's collaboration with Hellenic Defense Systems and support from the Thales Group has been instrumental in the program's success.
Key facts about the UCAV Sarisa's weaponization program include its testing supervision by the Hellenic GDDIA, collaboration with HDS, and support from the Thales Group. The second aerial rocket fire test was conducted successfully, showcasing the UCAV Sarisa's impeccable aiming capabilities, effectiveness in challenging wind conditions, and enhanced stability and control. SAS Technology is now preparing for tactical operation testing with production models.
SAS Technology has presented the UCAV Sarisa's capabilities to relevant Hellenic MoD branches and has proposed strategic cooperation with the Hellenic Armed Forces to enhance operational capabilities. The company acknowledges corporate funding for its achievements but emphasizes the importance of active MoD participation and cooperation in the development of cutting-edge defense systems.
Moving forward, SAS Technology plans to conduct firing tests under realistic operational scenarios using live ammunition. These tests will involve both unguided and guided rockets in various operational scenarios and environments.
As SAS Technology celebrates another milestone, the team remains dedicated to pioneering advancements in the defense sector. The successful UCAV Sarisa testing program highlights the company's commitment to shaping the future of unmanned aerial vehicles in defense applications and strengthening its position in the international competition.
