Smart Drones unveiled a detailed replica of the Iranian Shahed 136 UAV, named Delta wing RS2, primarily for use by the Israeli Air Force and defense companies as a red squadron training asset.

Media coverage highlighted that Smart Drones develops and supplies replicas of Iranian and other foreign UAV and loitering munition systems for defense training, enabling air and missile defense systems to train against realistic threat profiles.

Smart Drones’ UAV replicas were reported as being integrated into Israeli Air Force and defense company red squadron style training, simulating enemy UAV and loitering munition threats for operational exercises.

Smart Drones formally promoted its agricultural aerial spraying division, noting experience in spraying over 20000 hectares of field crops and positioning itself as a leader in agricultural spraying for field crops and plantations.

The company announced operation of a professional training center and pilot academy that offers courses and flight licenses for drones up to 2 tons, aimed at complex UAV operational scenarios.

Smart Drones stated it concluded an extensive series of operational trials in Israel using its UAV replicas to challenge and demonstrate counter drone technologies across multiple ranges, speeds, and altitudes.

A German defense outlet profiled Smart Drones for providing precise replicas of current Russian and Iranian armed drones and offering red squadron services to train air defense systems, emphasizing its certification by the Israeli Civil Aviation Authority and BVLOS expertise.