The Gekata air complex is designed for radio reconnaissance. The complex itself consists of a ground control station and six Gekata aircraft. The three UAVs must be in the sky and take turns to provide 24-hour monitoring of the 100 km long front line and from the dam site to a depth of 450 km.

This structure allows you to collect all the necessary information about enemy objects emitting signals in the radio field and accurately determine their coordinates 24/7.

So we are talking about not only checkpoints and command and personnel vehicles, but also counter-battery radars, anti-aircraft missile radars or aircraft, as well as conventional radio stations of ordinary enemy fighters.

Gekata’s capabilities allow you to track up to 200 targets simultaneously and transmit information about them online. Or, in the case of full radio or standalone flight, collect this information on internal media for further collection and analysis upon return to base.