Hungary awarded Rheinmetall and UVision a major contract for Hero loitering munitions with an order value in the low three‑digit million‑euro range and deliveries scheduled from 2024 to 2025.

U.S. Special Operations Command awarded UVision and Mistral a contract valued at approximately 73–74 million dollars to procure a modified Hero‑120SF loitering munition system, with completion expected by May 2029.

The U.S. Army selected UVision’s HERO‑90 loitering munition for its Low Altitude Stalking and Strike Ordnance program and later signed a multi‑year Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity contract worth up to 982 million dollars with Mistral as prime and UVision as partner to procure, field, train and sustain the HERO‑120.

The U.S. Army placed an additional order worth over 50 million dollars with UVision and Mistral for HERO‑120 loitering munition systems and related equipment under a framework that could reach 982 million dollars over five years.

A major European NATO special forces formation placed an initial order with Rheinmetall and UVision for Hero‑30 combat and training munitions, simulators, training courses and logistics support, valued in the single‑digit million‑euro range with options for follow‑on orders.

UVision Air signed a strategic partnership agreement with Omnisys to integrate Omnisys’ BRO automated mission planning and optimization solution with HERO loitering munitions for optimized battlefield management.

UVision announced and launched the Hero‑90 loitering munition, a new lightweight system tailored for front‑line forces operating on air, land and sea with lethality previously associated with larger systems.

UVision announced the launch of a modular airborne launch system for its Hero‑120 loitering munition, enabling integration onto a variety of utility and attack helicopters.