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Ukraine · Defense tech · Hardware
M-Fly develops stabilized electro-optical payloads and gimbals for drones and other platforms. Its systems combine imaging sensors such as visible, infrared and short-wave infrared cameras, with options including laser target designation for specific models.
M-Fly develops electro-optical payloads that keep cameras and other sensors pointed steadily as a drone or carrier moves. Its gimbals can combine visible-light cameras with infrared or short-wave infrared imaging, giving operators a stabilized view for observation and data collection. The product lineup spans compact units for small drones through heavier systems for larger unmanned and manned platforms.
For unmanned applications, the RB-150N is described as a dual-sensor gimbal for medium-class drones, with an optional laser target designator. M-Fly also lists the lighter RB-100 for small drones and the heavier RB-220 for helicopters, naval drones and large UAVs.
M-Fly sells to businesses and platform integrators that need imaging payloads adapted to an air, land or sea carrier. The company describes standardized connectivity and a flexible software stack intended to shorten integration work; published use cases include defence and security, search and rescue, industrial and environmental monitoring, firefighting, agriculture and broadcast.
The products are presented as a commercial portfolio, with configurations and integration discussed directly with the company. M-Fly describes its gimbals as ITAR-free and positions accuracy, stabilization and multi-sensor options as core product attributes.
| Announced | Round | Amount | Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Undisclosed funding round | Undisclosed | MITS Capital — LeadFreedom Fund — ParticipantGardar — Participant |